Beer Tasting: Coors Light and Molson Canadian

Hello, respectable beer tasters and other Steemians!

As I mentioned in the previous post I have a business trip this week. Travel has taken me all day. Because I wasn't a driver (I'm not an airplane pilot, ha, ha) I just sat down and tried to relax.
Staff offered me a beer (my choice), among other things.

Coors, 0,33 l can is brewed by Coors Brewing Company (MillerCoors), Colorado, USA. It's so-called "Light", with only 105 calories.

It's lager style, clear yellow color, but with undefined taste and low flavor for me. Almost like water. Ok, it was cold, so refreshing...

I'm searching for music, the pilot said that some turbulence is coming...
Come on, the plane was shaking and I put the sound to full to not to hear the creaking...maybe the beer was ok but I was focused on other things?

And what's better than one beer and music listening? Another beer, of course :)

There's an error in the system - Haineken - I'll jump this industrial beer and go for the next....

Molson Canadian is brewed by Molson Brewing Company (Molson Coors Canada). The company says that "this is the refreshing beer with genuine Canadian taste". Really?

It's a lager, clear yellow color. The taste? Well...maybe some corn sweetness, but standard beer and nothing more.

The music is playing, the plane is shaking and I'm tasting industrial beers. Maybe music can help? Unfortunately, no. Just an average industrial beers, no surplus.

Hm, seems that the big corporations fill Air Canada with beers. I expect more quality here, well, maybe the industrial beers are for the economy class, only.

Must research what kind of beer they offer to business and to first class...anyway, my only remark despite the taste is that they should have 0,5 l cans :)