Natural apricot flavour is married to barley and wheat malts to give St-Ambroise Apricot Wheat Ale its uniquely delicious, subtly sweet taste. A natural, delightfully refreshing choice for adventurous palates that appreciate a light ale with a playful twist. 341 ml, 5% alc./vol. http://www.mcauslan.com
The Saison Dupont is a top fermentation beer with refermentation in the bottle. Since 1844, this beer has been brewed in our farm-brewery, during the winter time. Then this beer became a second refermentation in the barrel. During the next summer, this very thirst-quenching beer was served to the “saisoniers” which were working on the fields. Surely therefore, our Saison…
Life’s more interesting when you take the less paddled fork in the river. That’s how we developed Muskoka Detour. We took a left turn from a normal IPA, dry-hopping it to create a truly sessionable brew with a rewarding aroma, big hop flavours and clean finish. The result is a perfect way to quench your thirst for the unexpected. 355…
Stirring from the haze of winter, this refreshing unfiltered White Ale awakens its smooth wheat with the bright snap of spring spices. From the subtle sweetness of orange peel and plum to the peppery bite of fresh ground coriander, the blend of spices creates just the right refreshing kick to signal that spring is on its way. 355 ml, 5.3%…
Rich, creamy, full bodied strong lager with a deep mahogany colour and bold stature. Vast quantities of hops were added to balance the chocolate and treacle flavours. All natural ingredients & unpasteurized. 500 ml, 7.3% alc./vol. http://www.amsterdambeer.com
Putting a twist on the classic Bavarian maibock, Cameron’s is using its signature rye malt to brew a unique German-style lager. Cameron’s Rye Bock is inspired from the classic Bavarian ‘maibock’ that was brewed to help ease the transition between long, cold winters in the foothills of the Alps and the blazing hot summers that followed. The style known now…
BEAVER•RIVER marries the typical flavour profiles of the British and American interpretations of an India Pale Ale. Expect a bold yet balanced blend of hop bitterness, estery yeast character, and a blend of both citrus and earthy hop aromas. The origins of the India Pale Ale are as exciting as the flavours themselves. During Britain’s occupation of India, British soldiers…
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