Vieux Montréal Blonde

Lightly fruity, clean, sweet flavour. Clear, golden coloured body is topped by a low white head that recedes more-or-less to ring. Mild, sweet, fruity flavour with some light finishing bitterness. Light body with refreshing carbonation. While this is certainly an unchallenging beer made to appeal to the mass-market beer drinker, it does at least seem well crafted. On tap at Mr. Steerburger.

Bottle 341 ml
Appearance :Golden with average weak top.
Nose :Clear fruity character, fairly fresh with light hint of hops.
Flavour/Palate : Very light bodied. Sweet with clean qualities. Light chewy malts with fruity overlaying. Quiet thin in substance but also it found it to be refreshing with its decent malty finish.

(Draught) Sampled at the Bellagio’s Restaurant in Montreal for $5.50 a glass. Pours a medium, white, frothy head with an amber body. The nose is somewhat straw and biscuity. Its very mildly hopped and has an amber malt flavour. For a boring style, this fit the category well because its a boring beer.

A light blond ale with a thin lacing white head. A lightly hopped aroma with light maltyness. In mouth, a run of the mill little micro, with grainy malt, some noticed residual sugars. Becomes metaillic as beer warms up, cloying. Next....Bought at Joanette’s for 1.79$.

Bottle (341ml). Shared with blankboy, my bottle via trade with Viper666. Pale gold, average white diminishing head. Initial dry vegetal grain aroma, vaguely sweet - then I swirled it a little - foul, ugly funk, dreadful, 2 is generous. Tastes less foul, but it’s harsh, cheap sour stale grain, truly ugly harshness - this is awful. Watery body, intensely carbonated, almost punishingly so, nasty chemical and shredded weed aftertaste. Another Québec winner.