St-Ambroise India Pale Ale
Brewed By: McAuslan Brewing
Number of Ratings: 53
Style: American IPA
Brewed In: 5080 St Ambroise St, Montreal, QC H4C 2G1, Canada
ABV: 6.20%
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Number of Ratings: 53
Style: American IPA
Brewed In: 5080 St Ambroise St, Montreal, QC H4C 2G1, Canada
ABV: 6.20%
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peteallison@ymail.com - February 2, 2016
A strong, somewhat bitter, IPA. Long aftertaste
prhubbard - November 30, 2014
I paired up this with Sawdust City's Lone Pine - another IPA I've never tried, and ran an informal taste test. Clearly for me Lone Pine was the winner. However McAuslan's offering is quite good and I stand a big supporter of this brewery. I think of this IPA as an also ran only because as good as it is it's the same as most every other good IPA. Funny - you create a fine product but it still loses out to someone with slightly bigger balls. Er, audacity! Ya... audacity. Has a slight clove aftertaste. Persistent lace, too, as if it has cobalt chloride in it.
kr - May 19, 2013
Good East coast Canadian ipa. Nice rich color not too dark thin head bitter aftertaste big time Montreal Dundees Pub
vishious - April 19, 2012
Mildly bitter taste. Easy drinking stronger IPA at 6.2
bugs318 - January 9, 2012
Nice golden color, though poor head and poor retention, but decent lacing. Nice grassy/citrusy aromas and flavors. Grapefruit is primary on the tongue with a nice dryness and lingering grassiness. Fairly crisp and light bodied. Maybe it is the hops after the malty primacy of the quads I drank before, or maybe it was the spicy jambalaya I drank this with, but I think it is my favourite US style IPA and I found it very refreshing!
bugs318 - January 9, 2012
Golden in color with minimal head, moderate lacing. Aromas of citrus and grass. Slight grapefruit notes with a finely drying finish and a mild grassy-bitter aftertaste. Maybe it is due to drinking this after quads and with spicy food, but the hops contrast to the malty primacy makes this my favorite US IPA!
randomk - October 19, 2011
Pale malt,crystal,munich malt,golding hops,willamette hops