Hopaholic (220) ticked Lawn Hero from Cameron’s Brewing (ON) 1 month ago
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Poured a medium, hazy yellow colour with a creamy, bright white head. Nice lacing. Scents include corn, honey, malt and a little must. First swig was a little thin with flavours of corn and malt most prominent. Finish was a little hoppy but mostly corn and malt.
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Thick well laced white head on murky amber body. Nose is a nice combo of fresh citrus and tropical hops with caramel malt and orange peel. Solid hop bite leads the taste profile. Grapefruit, pineapple, orange peel and lemon are all fresh and cutting. Soft caramel malt and honey provide some counterbalance. It's a matter of preference, but this is my kind of American IPA. Well done
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Spice and citrus hops on the nose. Appealing light copper body with a dense, laced off-white head. A really nice hoppy BW. Caramel malt, apricots, citrus hops, berries, rye spice, bourbon and toffee work well on a sweet biscuit malt base. Relatively green taste profile, but a real pleasure for those who like hoppy barley wines.
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Hazy grapefruit juice colour topped by a frothy, long-lasting head. Nose is fresh citrus. Predominant tastes include citrus fruits especially lemon and orange, a touch of green apple and a slightly candied sweetness. This rolls out on a very appropriate bready malt body. The heavy carbonation pumps up the refreshing fruitiness of this APA. Some bitterness emerges as you work your way down the bottle. An odd beer to be drinking in the depths of a frigid Canadian winter, but I’m likin’ it nonetheless.
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A bit underwhelming, but a reasonable drink nonetheless. The nose is a faint combination of malt and rye. The taste features mild Belgian yeast, soft malt, some rye, spices and sweetness. The high-medium and fizzy carbonation takes away from the taste, which is already pretty mild.
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Moderate white-tan head on an Orange/cherry hue. Nose is prominent with butterscotch, citrus and bready malt. The zestiness of the rye works beautifully with rich malt, some spiciness and hints of caramel and light fruity hops. The hops linger, but are not out of proportion with the other tastes. A great Rye Pale Ale, and they accomplish great taste without too much alcohol. Arguably Canada’s best in this style.
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