Brasseurs et Frères Hoppy

Formerly brewed at Brasseurs et Frères
Style: India Pale Ale (IPA)
Dunham, Canada

Serve in Shaker, Tulip

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Poured a nice Amber color with a head that sticks to the glass. Aroma of green Hops mostly. Taste is Mostly floral hops with a bit of citrus. Light bitter finish with lasting grapefruit taste. Pretty one dimensional but still very good

Dégustée en fût au Vices & Versa à Montréal et titrant à 5,6% d’alcool. De couleur cuivrée et claire. Nez de houblon floral, moyennement citrique et aux faibles notes résineuses et herbeuses, malté de caramel doux, léger de fruits (agrumes, traces d’abricots) avec des notes de grains de malt rôtis. Moyennement ronde en bouche avec un pétillement moyen et une texture légèrement crémeuse et aux petites notes huileuses. Moyennement amer de houblon floral et moyennement citrique (pamplemousse, une amertume présente toute la gorgée) accompagné d’un moyen goût fruité (agrumes, notes d’abricots, traces de pêches) lors de l’entrée en bouche auquel se rajoute un goût malté de caramel avec des notes de grains de malt rôtis ainsi que des traces de pain puis en finale l’amertume de houblon prédomine en étant légèrement asséchante et herbeuse avec de faibles traces résineuses. Post-goût moyen-long et moyennement sec, plutôt amer de houblon floral, citrique et aux notes herbeuses ainsi qu’avec un moyen goût fruité 9zest d’agrumes). (printemps 2007)

Cute label. Beer poured cloudy amber with a finger of head that left nice gobs of lacing. Aroma of fresh piney hops. Taste is hoppy as per the label, but too one dimensional. Average mouthfeel, medium carbonation, but fairly dry in the aftertaste. Good for those looking for a quick hop fix and at least creates the illusion that Dunham has the potential to make a good beer.

Bière de couleur ambrée clair, elle offre un beau col mousseux. Des odeurs de houblon prédominent, on y perçoit aussi des effluves de conifère et de fruits mûrs, d’agrumes. Très belle amertume en bouche, qui n’est pas sans rappeler le pamplemousse blanc. Ça engourdit le palais et je n’en suis que ravi.

341 ml bottle from La Barik. Pours a slightly hazy golden orange with good-sized, rocky, slightly off-white head. Aroma is pale/caramel malt and fairly floral hops. Flavour has lots of floral hoppiness with more restrained malt. Drying finish. Solid IPA.

341 ml bottle. Montréal, QC.
Almost clear amber colour with small white head. Fresh fruity hoppy aroma with woody malty and sweet caramel notes. Dry bitter hops, pine, dry woody nutty malt in flavour. Bitterness stays. Dry maltiness in aftertaste. Very nice drinkable IPA.

Clear copper with a medium off-white head. Aroma is citrusy and earthy with toasted malt and herbal notes. Flavor is citrus, caramel, herbal and earthy notes, toasted malt and a bitter finish. Good IPA.

pours golden with a decent white head. floral, fresh coney aroma. taste is about the same : no such lingering bitterness but nice floral hoppy bouquet, some caramel notes, good malt structure. decent brew.

Over bitter taste at the end. Overall good beer for a Canadian IPA which are quite rare.

Bottle - 341ml. Limpid copper body with a thin off-white frothy head. Good hoppy aroma with malty and grainy hints. Its sharp hoppy taste carries some oaky notes and ends with a long, robust bitter finish. Good IPA.

Bottled sample via lubiere. Gold in colour with medium carbonation. Great aromas of both white and pink grapefruit, a bit of pine, and black pepper. Hops are at the forefront in the mouth as well, with the citrus notes mixing with vague spice and a perfume-like floral quality. There’s a bit of malt (both pale and crystal) in there providing some balance. Firm bitterness and clean finishing. Similar to SNPA (which my wife was drinking while I was drinking this), although the extra perfume and spice character really went the extra mile. Classy.