 MrManning (1415), London, Ontario, Canada
Jan 3, 2005 On tap at Cest What with my Jadoreblanche and DOugshoemaker! Body is sparkling gold, full of bubbles, with a thin white head. Aroma is sweet hoppy watery. Worthers caramel casndies. Taste is malty but only slightly, buttery, and candyish. Not too bad at all. Bitter aftertaste, watery finish. Fun name, fun beer. Thanks for this info Doug!
JadoreBlanche (114), London, Ontario, Canada
Jan 2, 2005 On tap @ Ces’t What in Toronto. Pale yellow straw coloured body with minimal white head. Aromas of nuts, hops, and spice. Somewhat sour aroma. Tastes nutty, bitter, and malty. Very weird tasting. Bitter and watery finish. Strange.
Sammy (2970), Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Dec 31, 2004 foamy appearance. Its yeasty, but no character to the yeast. Its creamy, but there’s nothing distinct here, maybe a tad of malts. On tap at Volo Caffe, with Doug Shoemaker.
pootzboy (855), Calgary/ Kitchener, Alberta, Canada
Dec 30, 2004 Bottled, fresh from the brewery. A nice orange-gold colored lager with moderate carbonation and a good rocky head that lingers as lace. Smells of musty rye under floral hop tones. Sturdy, medium bodied, starts smooth with a good balance of tangy hops (New Zealand?) pitted against an ample malty redolence which does turn very "biscuity towards the end" ....and the finish is earthy-buscuity and tangy from the hops. A nicely put together lager. Very much in the vien of old style Canadian lagers before corn and mega brewers destroyed Canadian lager.
DougShoemaker (2553), Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Dec 27, 2004 Malty, floral nose, amber, tiny custard head. Hearty malt flavour at the start, slight hops taste in the middle, biscuity towards the end. Medium bodied, pleasantly bitter, easy drinking, reminds me of the old style lagers from the 60’s and 70’s. Nicely made.
Thanks GregClow for the headsup.
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