 Rastacouere (5270), Montréal, Quebec, Canada
Jun 3, 2008
Objectively speaking:
An honest golden ale that hesitates between English and Belgian inspirations.
I like:
Appealing citrusy hops. Soft cerealic pale malts, rather fresh, bready, clean. No acidity. Easy-drinking for 7%. Firm-bodied.
I dislike:
Limited yeast character, no fruitiness.
mabel (1633), Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Aug 10, 2008 [1485-20080601] Bottle. Lemon aroma has a bit of grainy toasted yeast. Slightly hazy, medium orange light brown body with a long-lasting foamy white head. Wheat flavour has a slice of lemon accent. Medium body. Refreshing.
(@ Mondial; Montreal, QC)
TET (126), Finland
Jul 31, 2008 Golden beer with medium white head. Aroma is pleasant: complicated, slightly sour, citrus and some grass and pine needles are found. Flavour is quite similar than aroma, anyway flavour is quite dry and some spicyness and slightly musty in the end. Quite easy to drink but still even slightly oily meaning that nice beer to drink. Page 24 Blonde Réserve Hildegarde is refreshing beer with complicated aroma and flavour; interesting summer-beer.
bermod (88), Lappeenranta, Finland
Jun 20, 2008 Malty-fruitiness, vegetables, grains, grass and yeast in aroma and flavor. Some alcohol in aroma also.
jerc (3114), Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Jun 6, 2008 2008-06-01. Hazy golden yellow, small off-white head. (3+) Interesting aroma, yeasty, light fruit and caramel, pale malt. (6+) Similarly yeasty flavour, pleasant sweet caramel and pale malt. Average palate is pleasantly smooth. Simple quaffable brew. Bottle, Mondial, Montreal, Thanks DuctTape
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