Dégustée le 2018-02-24. .

Rich, muddied brown coloured body with a thick, large, four centimetre tall tan head. Aroma of muddy earthy malts, some caramelised sugars, a dose of yeast and bread and a touch of figs and pitted fruits. Medium to Full-bodied; Assertive effervescence; Strong earthy and basement-y flavours throughout with more yeast and banana notes than expected and a large kick from the sugars, and even while this is complex in flavour, it is missing quite a lot in the middle in terms of pure flavours. Aftertaste shows the rich malt, a ton of alcohol warmth and a relatively big dose of pitted fruits with caramelised sugars and even more yeast pungency. Overall, a quite strong beer with a lot of flavours, but nothing jumping out in terms of depth or enjoyable flavours aside from the yeast and pit fruits. Nice to try, given that it's from our northern neighbour, but that's about it. I sampled this tall 50 cL bottle purchased from Le Marche des Sauveurs du Quebec in Montreal, Quebec, Canada on 18-September-2016 for CA$5,90 sampled at home almost exactly a year later in Washington on 19-September-2017.

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