Bottle from the lcbo. Dark copper pour with a medium beige head. Aroma is bitter, wet paper, lots of cereal, light toffee, light roasted, caramel malts. Bitter, astringent, herbal and light floral. Good mouth feel, soft carb. Medium bitter, papery, and lots of caramel, and nutty malts. Reminds me of a malty alt with a big herbal, papery kick from the Birch.

(bottle) hazy, bright orange amber colour with a small white head; aroma of compote, ; balanced flavour with a long, light bitter finish

Bouteille 660ml. Couleur ambrée translucide, mousse beige. Arôme sucré, bois, floral, pointe de café froid. Goût de sirop de bouleau, sucré, malt, végétal, légère amertume. Carbonatation moyenne, corps moyen.

Last brew to review from FeBREWary 2019. Pours a slightly hazed, amber colour with a warm light-beige coloured head that is fizzy, so leaves quickly and hardly any lace is left. Aromas are sweet with some fruitiness over caramel, brown sugars and apple notes, that gives hints of apple vinegar. The mouthfeel is quite dry, and a decent bitterness is present. Not really sweet in the taste, which is nice. Fruity and wood notes. The hops and birch seem nicely balanced together. An interesting dry-bitter amber ale.

A nice reddish copper ale with a thin lacing light mocha head. In aroma, sweet caramel malt with light grassy hops, light mineral notes, light grassy hops, ok. In mouth, a nice caramel malt with light maple wood, crisp hops, light mineral notes, pleasant. On tap at brewery.