Beau’s ESB comes in some rad 473mL cans emblazoned with a collection of
vehicles on a royal blue field—spiffy stuff. Born in Vankleek Hill,
Ontario to Beau’s Brewing Co., the extra special bitter is an organic
5.6% English-style ale. It’s a bronze brew topped with a sudsy cream
head.
To my sniffer, Beau’s ESB has a bready,
caramel, and malt-heavy nose. For flavour, the beer starts sweetly, with
caramel and toast kicking things off. The back end wanders into bitter
territory, with a sludge of treacle and brown sugar to shut the door.
Rich
and deep, Beau’s ESB is a nice take on the British fave. It’s a bit too
big and too sweet for a classic ESB, but I liked it anyway.
Rating: 7.5 out of 10.
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