Very nice amber pour, wicked lacing and sticky head. A subtle citrucy aroma it’s a little muted, I would expect it to be q little more in your face. There are some nice malt notes, some more citrus, blood orange and a good amount of bitterneSs. There is one thing I didn’t like was that right before the great bitter finish there was a quite intense sweetness that I didn’t really enjoy. But overall it was a nice beer. I would to be able to get beers from this brewery In Ontario.

Bouteille 500ml. Couleur cuivrée pâle translucide, mousse blanc cassé aérienne laissant une belle dentelle. Arôme d’agrumes, houblon résineux, verdure, kiwi? Goût de malt légèrement caramélisé, sucre léger, résineux, houblon, belle amertume, pamplemousse blanc en fin de bouche, herbal en arrière-goût. L’alcool est habilement camouflé. Carbonation moyenne, corps moyen.

500mL bottle, sent from Glouglouburp, pours a cloudy golden orange with an off-white head. Like the other Charlevoix Double IPAs, this has a very fruity nose, caramel and citrusy hops. Flavour of caramel, citrusy hops, and fruits (mango, peach, pineapple, grapefruit). Excellent.

Courtesy of after4ever. Thanks Tom. Pours clear deep copper with white head. The aroma is modest in strength with spicy hops and some citrus as well as malt sweetness off in the background. The taste is pretty smooth and sweet rolling into a modest level of spicy hops and smooth citrus hop flavor. It seems this may have a bit of age on it creating a smoothness that doesn’t fit too well into this bold style.

500ml bottle pours a transparent, light orange amber with some frothy, white head. Aroma is obviously Simcoe hops, flower petals, orange rinds, candy. Flavor is well balanced, sweet, citrus, pine, caramel, oranges, caramelized sugar. Finish is medium bodied with a lasting bitterness.

Golden color, white head, scant lacing. Aroma of citrus and freshly cut grass. Taste has lots of flowers, citrus, caramel. Very tasty, could be better balanced.

Bottle: Poured a deep clear amber color ale with large foamy head with good retention and some very good lacing. Aroma of floral hops with subtle bitterness. Taste is a mix between some floral hops with some caramel malt and light bitterness at the end. Body is about average with great carbonation and no signs of alcohol. Not bad though not as hoppy as I was expecting.

Brown bottle, 500 ml, bottled on 2009 NOV 06, drank in a La Vache Folle glass, purchased at Le Grand Duc on December 27 2009, savoured on February 12 2010; eye: copper, clear, voluminous beige head that turns into an island of melting ice cream, lots of lacing; nose: orange, hops, malt, caramel; mouth: orange, hops, malt, caramel, light alcohol, spices, finale in orange with presence of malt-caramel, medium body, mildly bitter, lightly sweet, light astringency, velvety texture; overall: fine FRANÇAIS Bouteille brune, 500 ml, bue dans un verre La Vache Folle, embouteillée le 2009 NOV 06, achetée chez Le Grand Duc le 27 décembre 2009, savourée le 11 février 2010; œil : cuivre, claire, pas d’effervescence, mousse beige abondante qui se transforme en un îlot de crème glacée fondante, beaucoup de dentelle; nez : orange, houblon, malt, caramel; bouche : orange, houblon, malt, caramel, léger alcool, épices, finale en orange avec présence de malt-caramel, corps moyen, moyennement amère, légèrement sucrée, légère astringence, texture veloutée; en résumé : bien