Broadway Pub Vent d’Anges

Brewed by Broadway Pub
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Shawinigan, Canada

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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Sample, Mondial de la bière, savoured on June 8 2011; eye: golden, clear, no effervescence, tiny sheet of white head; nose: Brettanomyces yeast, fruity, light wood, slight spices; mouth: Brettanomyces yeast, refreshing, fruity, light woody, slight spices, finale in Brettanomyces yeast, medium body, good carbonation, lightly acidic, lightly sour, slick texture; overall: interesting FRANÇAIS Échantillon, Mondial de la bière, savourée le 10 juin 2011; œil : dorée, limpide, pas d’effervescence, petite couverture de mousse blanche; nez : levure Brettanomyces, fruitée, léger boisé, très léger épices; bouche : levure Brettanomyces, rafraîchissante, fruitée, léger boisé, très léger épices, finale en levure Brettanomyces, corps moyen, bonne carbonatation, légèrement acide, légèrement aigre, texture coulante; en résumé : intéressante

11.09.02 sampled at bieres et saveurs A: Vinous, vanilla App: clear blond white head. T/P: body is on the light side finish is sour and medium long. O: excellent love the different level of flavour that the beer offers

Tap at Churchkey. Hazy golden color, malty aroma. Taste is like a mix of red and white wine. Interesting and unique.

On tap at Brouhaha, hazy gold amber, with a small white head, yeasty, winey tannic, vinegar dill pickle, light vanilla oakiness nose with some flowery petal notes, with some hints of citrusy, green sour apple, a wet toasted malt aroma follows through on a medium-bodied palate with a yeasty, fruity, mild white wine, wet oaky character with a floral herbal, vinegar, dill flavor, with some sour green apple, light tartness, leading towards a juicy, lemony, winey, dry white wine, and mild citrusy sourness finish.

On tap at the pub... Aroma:Sour and red wine... apperance:Clear orange,good head... Flavor:Red wine,oak flavor... Woow this is extremely original.....

In short: An tasty, sour, tart, tannic, fruity blonde ale. Strange, totally unique.
How: Tap at Brouhaha, Montreal
The look: Cloudy dark blonde body topped by a long-lasting small beige head
In long: Nose is rustic, with flowers, wood and fruits coming together for a surprising rustic nose. Taste is totally out there. Hard to describe. Lots of cereals, sour apples, lots of tannins, lots of dry wood (almost sawdust-like), sour grapes, dry flower bouquet, sweet fruits, dried bananas, commanding tartness. I could go on and on and still it would not do it justice. This really is a tough one to describe. This is a strange beer and also a very tasty one. Not something I could drink all night long. A sipper. On my first few sips I did not know if I hated it or liked it. But it really grew on me before the end of my glass. In the Quebec beer scene dominated by solid session beers this one stands out like a mexican on a ski slope.

Draught. Mondiale 2009 - day 3. Hazy amber pour, with a small but lasting white head. Wow factor in that aroma - strong sweet grain malt, dry, almost tannic wood resin, damn, it’s MUSTY but still fruity and yeasty, mid-level alcohol, and orange zest - himmel gott that pushed my nose buttons (oh, shut up). Tasted of orange peel, raisins, alcohol, old barnboard (dry, dusty, most of the resin leeched out of it), and amazingly, I got a real punch of roasted fresh-shelled pecans. Slick, lively, boozy mouthfeel, with lingering fruity acidity too - just terrific .... no idea what the hell it was, but I loved it.

A hazy amber ale with a thin off white head. A nice funky oak aroma, with vanilla, and Brett. In mouth. a pleasant clean malt with refreshing qualities, light sweetness, fruity esters, warming alcohol, very nice and quuaffable for a strong ale. On tap at Mondiale 2009.

Dégusté avec french tickler, Agaguk et Grand Génie au mondiale. Bière de couleur caramel foncé brumeux avec un mince collet collant. Odeur de canneberges, cassis, graines de moutarde, oranges, sel, sucre et whisky. Gout d’orange, raisins, sucre et une saveur moyenne de whisky.

En fût. Verre de 12 oz dégusté chez Brouhaha (Montréal, QC). Arôme: Odeur fruité avec une pointe vineuse. Apparence: La couleur est orangée. Présence d’un mince col mousseux et d’une fine dentelle sur le verre. Saveur: Goût fruité avec une pointe de raisins et de caramel. Durée moyenne de l’arrière goût. Palette: Le corps est moyen avec une texture vineuse. Moyenne effervescence en bouche. (Rating #2458)