After lots of the Quebec macros did an IPA this year, RJ came out with this one, but differently. This is a lager. Pours a clean rich amber colour with a big frothy warm cap, great retention and loads of creamy and sticky lacing. The nose is grassy with the hops, creating some pine notes with caramel malts in the background. Seems like fruity yeast eventually come out. The mouthfeel is kind of flat, but this is nice with this one, with some stickiness and light dryness. Good grassy hops in the taste, well-balance with the malt. I am quite surprised by this one overall. A good hoppy lager.