Boréale Dorée

Bouteille de 341 ml. La bière se présente avec une couleur dorée-cuivrée et une belle mousse qui colle à la paroi du verre. Au nez on rencontre des arômes de grain et de miel en premier plan alors qu’en deuxième plan des effluves de fleurs et de houblon effleures notre sens de l’odorat. En bouche le corps est mince-moyen avec une effervescence faible. On goute le miel, le sirop d’érable, le grain et le houblon floral.

Clear clover honey yellow with fleeting head that completely dissipates. Honey malt and grain aroma. Taste is similar with not much in the way of hops. Thin. Slight off flavor afteraste.

Bottle from a random depanneur in Montreal. Light golden with a thin white head. Aroma of stale malt and faint honey. (I accidentally typed ’hiney’ there first - Freudian slip, perhaps?) A bit of graham cracker as well. Thin, crisp body. Flavour of a bland, balanced, mainstream golden ale with no real honey character that I can detect. Nothing really wrong with it (aside from a slightly stale seeming aroma), it’s just boring as well, and not something I’m interested in drinking again.

interestig color, avery dark yellow/light brown, with little to no head. G ood malt profile but kinda boring. crisp with hardly any hops, meh.

Bottle shared with Milos. Pours hazy yellow with a very foamy and active white foam. The aroma is completely overwhelmed with yeast....like a yeast bomb.....there are other things here....some grass, a bit of malt, banana, but it is really to yeasty. The flavour profile is not nearly as yeasty, but still not what I wanted in this beer. Sweet, kinda funky, fruity, with lots of malt, and very little inthe way of any hops, but the finish is tart and yeasty. Not my cuppa.........beer.