A beer inspired from the Belgian buckwheat season style whith tastes of bread, buckwheat, hops, slight lemony acidity, light spicy clove, followed by a slightly dry finish and a weak bitterness making it a refreshing one.
Alcool: 6% Type: Kölsch inspiration (Cologne, Germany) Eyes: Pale blonde ale slightly veiled Nose: Malt, hop, fruity Taste: Refreshing beer with its grain side, its subtly fruity notes and slightly dry finish Cereals Two-row malt Malted wheat Toasted wheat Hops Saaz Ingredients Love Water Yeast Beer created on: May 11, 2006 “Simply because it tickles […]
A Hefe Weizen (Germany) inspiration that presents itself with the freshness of wheat, a subtle taste of banana due to the yeast and typical to a Weizen and a finish of hops.
This beer is named in honor of an ancestor of my wife; Louis Bariteau dit Lamarche, who arrived in New France on June 19th 1665. He was a soldier in the Company of Sieur de Chambly, in the Carignan regiment.
Soft, a bit honeyed and fruity, malt flavor supported by the bitterness of the hops, this beer offers a nice transition towards the discovery of craft beers.
Liquorous, smooth, alcoholic, with flavors of chocolate, coffee and roasted beans with aromas of black cherries: an excellent Stout to feel good at any time!
It has nothing to do with industrial dark beers with its roasted malts, coffee and chocolate aromas, with a bitterness balanced by the presence of oats, mellow. Initiate yourself to ‘Stout’ type beers!
Pascal, who loves hot peppers and hot sauces, wanted to make his mark by creating a beer that had some bite to it, while keeping a nice balance with the other ingredients to enhance them and not overshadow them. Add some spice to your life with a glass of his creation “Pascapique”!
Alcool: 8.5% Type: inspiration “Baltic Coffee Wear” Eyes: black-mahogany Nose: coffee, dark chocolate, alcohol Taste: rich in chocolate malt, coffee, roasted beans with an espresso coffee aftertaste, slightly smoky and sustained by a beautiful bitterness and warmth of alcohol Particularity: “Lager” fermentation – a coffee infusion added in each keg Cereals Two-row malt Munich malt […]
Alcool: 5.5% Type: Pilsner inspiration (Czech Republic) Particularity: Low fermentation «Lager» Eyes: Blond with green shades Nose: Hop, malt, lemon zest tip Taste: Subtle aromatic bitterness, malts that coat the mouth just right with a slightly dry finale.[/beer] This beer was created on April 22nd, 2009. It is composed of 2 varieties of cereals (Pilsner […]
Crisp and sweet malt with a slight bitterness and a lingering taste in the mouth. A beer to enjoy quietly while staying up late!
I think I’m dreaming! Well yes, a “PIPA”, a Pale India Pale Ale. Here is my modern version of a Traditional Pale Ale.
A beer with a long lasting resinous bitterness…
A Hefe Weizen (Germany) inspiration that presents itself with the freshness of wheat, a subtle taste of banana due to the yeast and typical to a Weizen and a finish of hops.
This beer was created for our wedding and offered to our guests for the occasion. Unctuous, honeyed, malty and spicy; to share our happiness with you!
This beer is named in honor of an ancestor of my wife; Louis Bariteau dit Lamarche, who arrived in New France on June 19th 1665. He was a soldier in the Company of Sieur de Chambly, in the Carignan regiment.
Soft, a bit honeyed and fruity, malt flavor supported by the bitterness of the hops, this beer offers a nice transition towards the discovery of craft beers.
Liquorous, smooth, alcoholic, with flavors of chocolate, coffee and roasted beans with aromas of black cherries: an excellent Stout to feel good at any time!
Aromas of nuts, hazelnuts supported by bitterness, this Brown Ale inspiration (England) is tasty and refreshing at the same time.
It has nothing to do with industrial dark beers with its roasted malts, coffee and chocolate aromas, with a bitterness balanced by the presence of oats, mellow. Initiate yourself to ‘Stout’ type beers!
Pascal, who loves hot peppers and hot sauces, wanted to make his mark by creating a beer that had some bite to it, while keeping a nice balance with the other ingredients to enhance them and not overshadow them. Add some spice to your life with a glass of his creation “Pascapique”!
An Imperial Stout inspiration (England). A man’s beer, for real! And also appreciated by women!