Bièropholie Cascade

Formerly brewed at Bièropholie
Style: India Pale Ale (IPA)
, Canada

341 mL bottle from Trappe a Fromage, shared with Ben, served at cellar temp in a tulip glass alongside Cascade Plus. DE 18/07.

App.: Deep amber, a wee bit hazy, remnants of an off-white head. Aroma: Luscious toffee and caramel, rye bread crust, light earthy funk, light nuttiness, very little hop aroma, a touch of diacetyl and honey. Palate: Medium body, almost no carbonation. Flav.: Sweet malts, caramel, a touch of butterscotch (diacetyl), might be some esters, pine and resin hops in background.

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Bouteille brune de 341ml. Nez fruité. Belle robe rousse, légèrement troublée. Goût fruité et montrant une présence de malt caramélisé. Arrière-goût puissant de houblon. En comparaison avec la biéropholie IPA, cette bière montre un caractère légèrement plus fruité et le houblon est un peu plus discret en arrière-goût.

12 oz bottle, 66 IBU. Clouded rusty brown with a white splat. Nose of caramel and grass. A bit watery, almost no carb. Lemon peach, orange and pith. Interesting but flavors seemed muddled.

341 ml bottle - pours a cherry red with a healthy off-white head. Sweet aroma with some Cascade notes, but mainly sweet. Alcohol in there as well. Flavour disarmingly sweet with brown sugar, prune, fig and plum, THEN the hops. . Doesn’t seem like an IPA at all - not that it’s bad, just doesn’t seem exactly to style. Well-balanced. Strange, though good, beer.

Orangy brown and opaque in colour. Minimal lacing head. Smells like a typical IPA with cascade hops (shocking based on what text is on the bottle). It tastes pretty clean but not as strong as it smells. The aftertaste is very clear though, cascade hops, a little bitter. Consistent. A very nice IPA style offering for a canadian beer.

341 ml bottle of the 64 IBU from a trade with hogtownharry. best before December 2005 but this was still great. pours red/amber with a small off white head. very hoppy nose with malt also quite noticeable. flavours are malty for the most part. what hops are left have been burried by a mountain of malt. the hops do provide a rounded bitter finish but not what youd expect from 64 IBU’s.

Dark ruby-brown with a lasting head, small and thin lacing, heavily astringent hops and a cotton candy nose. Low carbonation with some metallic flavour. Very sweet. Not quite balanced. Still, we don’t have anything like this in Ontario, now do we.

(Bottle) Pours a clear amber body with a small beige head. Aroma of caramel, toastiness, nuts, and faint citrus. Flavor of fruity hops and caramel malt with a dry, bitter finish.