The
Session Ale has a bitter, slightly nutty nose. It has a thin body.
Flavour-wise, the front end is a bit wanting, with only a faint malt
presence. However, the finish is pretty solid, with a happy, hoppy heft.
There are are also some caramel and nut notes.
The
Sam Roberts Band Session Ale is a pretty decent, drinkable brew. It's a
bit thin and a bit light on flavour, but it has a good, fulsome finish
with sizable hops action. It's in tough in an Ontario market that has
had some brilliant session ales popping up lately, and doesn't compare
to the likes of Muskoka's Detour (review to come) and Nickel Brook's Naughty Neighbour,
but it's a fine offering all the same.
Rating: 7.0 out of 10.
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