Canadian Lager Brands

The LCBO lists this 24-bottle case as made in the Netherlands, at 5 percent, in 330 ml bottles. The owner is the Dutch brewer. Molson Coors Canada only di...

A 24-can LCBO case at 5 percent, marked made in Ontario, with Canadian barley malt named on the page. Labatt brews it. AB InBev has owned Labatt since 200...

This single 473 ml can is listed by the LCBO at 4.6 percent and made in Quebec. Labatt brews Corona under a licence from Cervecería Modelo. Some other pac...

The LCBO 15-pack is 355 ml cans at 4.7 percent, marked made in Ontario. Labatt groups Busch with beer made in Canada on Canadian barley. The parent is AB ...

Fifteen 355 ml cans at 5 percent, and the LCBO marks them made in Ontario. Labatt has brewed Budweiser in Canada since 1980. The trademark sits with Anheu...

A 24-can LCBO case, 355 ml each, listed at 4 percent and made in Ontario. Molson Coors names Coors Light at the Toronto brewery. Malt origin is blank.

LCBO sells this as six 355 ml cans at 5 percent, marked made in Ontario. Molson Coors lists the lager at its Toronto brewery. The grain farm is unnamed.

Crisp Pils is a delightful pilsner-style lager brewed in Jasper, Alberta. This beer showcases local malt sourced from the beautiful foothills of the Canad...

Black Pil is a delicious dark beer made in Banff, Alberta. This schwarzbier is known for its light and familiar taste, making it a favorite among locals. ...