BobP (3), Quebec, Canada does not count Sep 10, 2004 I am a fan of this beer first because I love the taste, and also because it is a local brew to me. If I had to pick one ale to live from for the rest of my life, this is th eone. collieman (191), montreal, Quebec, Canada Nov 3, 2004 Updated: Jul 9, 2005The best beer widley avalible in Montreal. Spicy coper color like a pale ale should be. {most north americans think pale meens yellow, idiots} Lovley medium bitter ale, smokey, malt, hop, bitter. Highly carbonated for a bitter, large bubbles comprise thick head. tight nose. RUNS down the throat deffonetly a pint to be murderd in the hot sun. Parksy (40), Alberta, Canada May 18, 2007 Been tyring various beer styles for awhile, and this was the beer that made me decide to sign up to ratebeer and begin to track some of my favorite beers. Very tasty and always enjoyable beer. kruddov (5), Quebec, Canada does not count Sep 1, 2007 Tried this one in a taster pack of McAuslan products and I was very impressed. Lots of hops for a pale ale with a slightly bitter taste. Great beer. meredithmj22 (1), montreal, Canada does not count Jan 30, 2009 Best on tap, Really flavorful with a hoppy fruity taste and a bitter finish. PJMTL (9), LaPrairie, Quebec, Canada does not count Dec 8, 2007 Opens with a hoppy aroma and is followed by aromas of sweet malts. Pours a beautiful orangy brown, thick white head that receds slowly. Hop bitterness is present and does not overpower the malty-ness. This is by far one of my favorite everyday drinking beers.
shorlin (373), St. John’s, Newfoundland, Canada Dec 8, 2000 So great! Orange and lemon in there.
Looong aftertaste. Wow! mkobes (2103), paramus, New Jersey, USA Nov 23, 2003 Pale in color, clear. very pleasant to drink. Nice spicey aroma. Hoppy flavor.
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