Bottle from trade: Puts a hazed gold ale in the glass with a great frothy cap and great lacing. Lively carbonation. Aroma is pleasant with fruits and grains and a nice undertone of piney hop. Slick mouth feel, chewy-honyy-caramel malts in the front turn more complex in the middle; yeasty, fruity, some toastines....longer finish turns a tad sweet. Certainly not what I expected. This is a strange cat for a commercial craft brew....unique tasting and flavourful.

Bottle.Blonde ale, big fluffy white head, hightly carbonated, spritzy. Slight tart & sourness. Fruity, light caramel malt sweetness. Got a little better as temp rose but not much

<b>In short: </b>A micro blonde ale imitating a macro blonde ale<br /> <b>How: </b>Bottle 341ml, date unknown but consumed right after purchase.<br /> <b>The look: </b>Clear blonde body with a short-lived white head<br /> <b>In long: </b>Very very light honeyed cereals. A bit citric/acidic but without an associated lemon taste or something, just plain acidity. Light cabbage notes. Aggressive carbonation. Unpleasant acidic finish. Quality-wise this is about on par with the average macro. And they call it the Quebecer Ale. Insulting. I’ll like to insult it back by saying this is faggot beer but that’s not even an insult since it also goes by the alias Pride sold in the Montreal gay village during the Gay Pride week. Shame.

Bouteille de 341 ml. Jaune super claire, moyen collet qui dure. Arome de malte citroné, type commercial. Goût métalique implaisant, un peu d’agrume mais ouf!

Had as Pride Ale: Clean pale gold with white head. Sweet aroma with light hints of fruit more prevalent in the flavour of the beer. light Bitters medim light body.