Dark amber/brown. Malt and black liquorice yet unexpectedly light on the palate. Not a heavy beer despite being a Doppel Bock.
The mandarins seem to like it as well since it just won a gold medal at the 2012 Canadian Brewing Awards in the Bock – Traditional German Style category. Congrats!
Deep amber, lovely hopiness on the nose, surprising black liquorice hint in the palate with a fair amount to malt interplay with the expected bitterness.
Fresh & yeasty on the nose & palate. The Belgian influence comes through loud & clear.
Golden yellow; distinct Belgian sweetness on the nose and palate with a hint of banana.
Black/brown; hints of cedar wood on the nose; slightly metallic and lighter on the palate than expected. Overall the maple is very subtle.
.@CameronsBrewing Rye Pale Ale #RPA
An extremely well-balanced beer that is unwaveringly pleasant from slightly hoppy nose to smooth palate to velvet finish.
.@AmsterdamBeer Spring Bock
Mocha coffee from colour to the nose to the palate to the finish.
.@GoudenCarolus Tripel
Cloudy golden amber; banana on the nose & palate.
.@FlyingMonkeys @BareNakedLadies Imperial Chocolate Stout
Motor oil black; Black Forest cake nose; chocolate & cherry on the palate with only a hint of bitterness.
Tree Brewing Co. Hop Head Double IPA
Dark amber; hoppy nose leads to a surprising sweetness on the attack. Palate is quickly overcome by a bitterness racing in from the edges that sets-up permanent residence on the finish.
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