A
"mixed fermentation farmhouse ale with Ontario peaches" comes from
Toronto's Bellwoods Brewery. I picked up an owl-emblazoned 500mL bottle
at the bottle shop, brought it home, and reviewed it with my lovely
mother-in-law (who likes to try beers in 2oz. samples).
Here are her idiosyncratic thoughts:
Frothy, fruity, and sangria-esque. Light--the fuzzy navel of beer. Could drink it quite easily. Would dress it up and put fruit in it. Liked it a lot.
The
beer was cloudy and orange. It poured with a thin and fluffy white head
that faded extremely quickly down to nothing. It had a sharp and yeasty
aroma, sitting boldly atop a slightly fruity base. I found the flavour
to be a touch tart, particularly early on, with a lovely unripened peach
vibe. It's yeasty and a bit funky.
Barn Owl
was a pretty decent little farmhouse. It was a bit short of fizziness,
which I found a tad disappointing, but packed a lot of flavour into its
6.5% alcohol frame.
Rating: 7.5 out of 10.
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