Mill Street Schleimhammer Roggenbier

Brewed by Mill St. Brewery
Style: Specialty Grain
Toronto, Canada

Serve in Shaker, Tumbler

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Brown bottle, 341 ml, purchased at Mill Street (Toronto), savoured April 10 2012; eye: copper, clear, average effervescence, mocha head, no lacing; nose: malt, light smoke, light sourness, light roasting; mouth: malt, sourness, light roasting, herbaceous, finale in malt with sour presence, medium body, good carbonation, slick texture; overall: correct FRANÇAIS Bouteille brune, 341 ml, achetée chez Mill Street (Toronto), savourée le 10 avril 2012; œil : cuivrée, limpide, effervescence moyenne, mousse moka, pas de dentelle; nez : malt, léger fumé, légère aigreur, légère torréfaction; bouche : malt, aigreur, légère torréfaction, herbacée, finale en malt avec présence aigre, corps moyen, bonne carbonatation, texture coulante; en résumé : correct

pours clear copper, red tint, with a rocky off-white head. grainy, nutty - light to medium caramel malts, some roastiness, fruitiness - red fruits, hint of sweetness, spicy - cloves, cinnamon, light hopping - mainly herbal. average carbonation, light body - slightly watery. decent specialty grain.

Clear dark-ish red-brown with lush foamy head. Aroma is mostly cereal grain but there’s a slightly sour/sharp fruitiness in there. Big flavour. Can definitely taste the rye in there, gives it a pit of a peppery quality. Alcohol is surprisingly noticeable. Neat.

355ml bottle, amber-copper color, with a beige head, yeasty, fruity, spicy nose of cinnamon and cloves, with some raisiny, ripe apple esters, and some toasted, caramel malt, rye cereal crunchy accents, and a light leafy floral hop note in the aroma follows through on a medium-bodied palate with a yeasty, grainy, toasted, caramelized, roasted malt, rye cerealic character with some fruity, ripe apple, dried raisin flavors, and an integral rye bread undertone, leading towards a malty, rye cerealic breadiness, fruity raisiny, spicy finish.

A reddish copper beer with a thick collapsing moka head. In aroma, nice cinnamon malt aroma, with light caramel, cloves and fruity esters. In mouth, a smooth nutty beer with light roasted nuts, fruity esters, some light acidity, medium bodied, not bad. Bottle from LCBO.

I really enjoyed this beer, it has a very easy taste, light finish and pours a good head. It was very interest, I recommend a taste

Le liquide est cuivré foncé avec une mousse blanche sans grande tenue. Les arômes sont davantage plaisants lorsque le liquide se réchauffe : les parfums de grains se mélangent à des effluves de clou de girofle et des esters fruités comme la banane. Le goût est beaucoup moins défini avec des saveurs maltées qui effleurent les papilles. Dommage. En bouche, le liquide a un corps moyen avec une forte effervescence et une texture qui me semble un peu chétive. En finale, les houblons sont fantomatiques et laissent toute la place aux grains maltés et au seigle.

355 ml American style bottle purchased at the LCBO at Rideau and King Edward (Ottawa), on October 1st, 2010. Hazy mahogany brown, good head. Barley malt aroma, hints of alcohol and hopped nuts. Fruity barley taste, slightly malty, aftertaste of dry herbs. An interesting surprise from Mill St.!

355ml bottle. Pours a cloudy dark brown, with an off-white head. Aromas of caramel, dried fruit, yeast, earth, cloves that are hiding behind a faint smell of domestic beer. Sweet malt, dried fruit, white grape with a very fruity finish. Good flavours, but a little thin overall.

A slightly sweet aroma with some yeast smell; mild taste; ultimate flavour reminiscent of weizen with a little less body. A nice autumn beer.