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Favourite Beer Style
Malty, aromatic beers. Belgian ales rank high on my list.
Muskoka Brewery - Mad Tom IPA
Submitted by John H. on Mon, 09/05/2011 - 19:40
Brewery Name:
Beer Style:
American I.P.A.
Serving Style.:
355 ml. bottle
Alcohol Content:
6.4% abv.
Where Purchased?:
Beer Store
Muskoka Brewery - Mad Tom IPA
Cloudy amber with a thick white head.
Aroma is almost all citrus with a hint of brown sugar or caramel.
Full creamy mouth feel. It starts out citrus and finishes citrus with just a touch of malt sweetness in the finish. The after taste is exceptional in this beer because of the light citrus sparkle. Way to go Lakes of Muskoka.
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Samuel Smith's Winter Welcome Ale
Click on the Title to Comment on this review.| reviewed by: John H. | Serving Style: 550 ml. bottle Where Purchased: L.C.B.O. Beer Rating: |
Samuel Smith's Winter Welcome Ale
Reddish copper color with a thin off white head and lots of lace.
Aroma is very subtle. Some citrus and some spices I can't wrap my nose around. Very pleasant though.
Nice creamy mouth feel.
A cacophony of flavors. A maple sugar like sweetness, a citrus hop kick, spices all throughout. This is grand stuff.
If I had a short list this would certainly be there. I'm sure it will make Gimpy's list.
Submitted by Bruce Ticknor on Mon, 01/11/2010 - 18:00.
At the moment your short list looks like anything with the name "Yankee Jim" in front of it.
Maybe it's time you started a real short list?
Hope that's not too difficult ???
Submitted by John H. on Mon, 01/11/2010 - 18:11.
In the words of my hero and mentor...What? Me Worry!
Submitted by Bruce Ticknor on Mon, 01/11/2010 - 19:52.
Funny, I don't remember saying that, must have been a good beer night.
Samuel Smith's Winter Welcome Ale
Click on the Title to Comment on this review.| reviewed by: beerbabe  | Serving Style: 550 ml. bottle Where Purchased: L.C.B.O. Beer Rating: |
Samuel Smith's Winter Welcome Ale
Rich copper colour.
A hint of citrus and a blend of spice on the nose.
Creamy on the palate.
Spices add a little warmth when going down the throat. Both sweet and bitter to the taste at the same time. The flavour improved once it had a chance to warm slightly. A good beer to come home to on a cold winter's day. One to enjoy and savour.