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Imperial Brown Ale
- Brasserie Dunham
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rAvg: 4.19
pDev: 6.92%
Reviews: 2
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Brewed by:
Brasserie Dunham
Quebec
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Canada
Style | ABV
American Brown Ale
| 8.00%
ABV
Availability:
Limited (brewed once).
bottle (2)
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Notes:
This beer is retired; no longer brewed.
Limited edition of 1000 bottles. Oak aged.
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duracell
Quebec (Canada)
4.48
/5
rDev
+6.9%
look: 5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
500mL bottle into a tulip glass. No freshness date.
A - Pours a dark brown color with red hues, rather clear. The off-white head is very generous, dense, fluffy, very sticky to the glass, and leaves a nice lacing. In other words, very inviting!
S - Malty and hoppy in the same proportion. I pick out some nice caramel/roasted aromas, but the blend is very fresh and floral.
T - The caramel dominates upfront, then balanced with some hop flavors. This makes a very pleasant and complex taste. I pick up liquorice, bitter orange, and some herbal flavors. Oak barrels add a pleasant touch as well.
M - Full body with a medium carbonation (quite active on the palate). Alcohol brings a warming touch at finish and the bitterness stays moderate.
O - Very complex and well balanced, this beer is a great success in my opinion! It stays close to the style and the drinkability is very good. Overall, a bottle I would definitely seek out!
Serving type: bottle
03-08-2012 03:41:58 |
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jrenihan
Ontario (Canada)
3.9
/5
rDev
-6.9%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Beer is relatively dark brown, a bit of red, with a large, thick looking beige head. Excellent retention.
The nose is very nice. Nutty, a bit of roasted malt, oak, biscuit, and perhaps some earthy hops.
The oak is extremely prominent in the taste, too much so. A nice flavour but it is overbearing. The beer contributes roasted malt and a nutty flavour. Fairly bitter, particularly for the style. The initial taste seems to carry a very minimal funky flavour, but it disappears almost immediately- whatever it is, I like. Probably my tastebuds playing with me. Alcohol is stronger than one would expect at 8%. A bit harsh.
Fairly high carbonation, full bodied, alcohol is noticeable.
Overall, quite good. I think the barrel effect is a bit much, would be nice if it could be toned down a bit.
Serving type: bottle
05-16-2012 01:44:05 |
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