Three Fields Triple Grain Lager
Elora Brewing Co.

473 mL can from the brewery; dated Apr 30 2026 and served barely chilled.

Pours a clear pale golden colour, scaring up more than an inch of bubbly, soapy white head that falters within three or four minutes. A frothy collar and a patchy cap survive, with some spotty lace scattered onto the glass; looks normal enough so far. Lots of grain on the nose, with hints of dough, grass, whole wheat bread and faint rye.

Pretty straightforward at first, becoming a bit more complex later on. White bread, grainy malts and light honey sweetness give way to whole wheat bread by mid-sip, with rye bread coming to dominate the finish. Hints of grassy hops and rye spice provide a token hint of bitterness; concludes with a grainy rye aftertaste that trends off-dry. Light in body, with moderate carbonation that adds some spritz to this lager's smooth & fulfilling mouthfeel. I could easily drink several of these in a row, and I could even see myself picking this over some of my go-to pilsners, just for a changeup.

Final Grade: 4.02, an A-. Three Fields Triple Grain Lager is an excellent lager that I would already be drinking on a weekly basis, if it were available locally. As a rye beer fan, it's not entirely surprising that I enjoyed this brew - I haven't seen rye used in all that many lagers, and after trying this one I'm seriously wondering why. I suppose it might make this beer less 'approachable' to the macro crowd, but I feel like the added flavour is more than worth it. Highly recommended to lager lovers everywhere.

 

At my lady Pamela's house; canned and chilled, 473mL in a pint glass. From Erie Street Gastropub's bottle shop on Erie Street East in nearby downtown Windsor. Packaged October 17/24. My third beer from the Elora, Ontario brewery, and second for 2025...

 

473ml can served cold into a pint glass. Canned May 18, 2023. LCBO purchase for around $3.50 CDN.

Appearance - Pale straw color with a bit of haze. Two fingers of white head rest on top comfortable and fizzle out in somewhat short order. Not much lacing to speak of.

Smell - Plenty of grainy aromas. A touch of spiciness suggests that some rye is included.

Taste - Grainy mostly with bitter undercurrent. Light flavors with a touch of spiciness at the end.

Mouthfeel - Very smooth and more creamy than expected, the wheat may be impacting that. Light bodied and very easy to drink.

Overall - Well brewed lager that hits quite a few notes and is very accessible for new to craft drinkers too.

 

chrystal clear golden yellow, just a fringe of head despite good carbonation, sweet with well balanced hop bitterness. Less bland than most American light lager.

Surprisingly flavourful and a nice dinking beer. Clear pale yellow, but headless and laceless. Gentle aroma of malt and nops, some fruitiness. Lots of grain to taste, wonderful fruity finish. A notch above lager. It all hangs together nicely. Nothing over the top or in your face, just a well made drinkable beer. Well done.

My favourite Ontario lager. Three malts give subtle complementary notes that give this (typically) bland beer style a nice flavour and mouthfeel. Very mild aroma and pale straw color average for style. Highly sessionable and delicious.

A tasty, simple lager, with clean fruity grain notes. Body is golden and bright. Some bitterness in the close. There is nothing terribly surprising here, just good beer, well crafted.

May 11 2026