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Traquair House Brewery, back in private import


This Scottish Brewery, one of the few in the region also do not spend the majority of its production in conditioned ales "cask", disappeared from shelves SAQ our long ago. Never mind, we Imports Private Bièropholie! Here is a brief description of each of the three bottled beers that we can now get through them:

Traquair House Ale (7.2%)
Flagship beer of the house ale tasting all-malt, but not so heavy residual sugar. The scent of vanilla to levitate her profile fruity reminiscent of plums and dates, all linked by a smooth caramel and chocolate. Alcohol vapors also interfere in the final, closely followed by a slight acidity woodland. It's a very nice Scottish ale beer lovers such as
Foghorn of Shelter from the Storm, the Scotch Ale Single Malt or Issuance of Brewers and Brothers.

Traquair Jacobite (8%)
Here's a beer tasters did talk a long time. A strong ale reminiscent of Old English Ales, but containing coriander and licorice (like many Belgian ales). His captivating aroma us into a spicy cake, both heady and complex. Its round body and sweet offer more hints of molasses, vanilla and raisins. His eloquence is such that one could describe it for pages.

Try if you like : Dominus Vobiscum Double the Microbrewery Charlevoix Aphrodisiac God of Heaven! or Abbaye des Rocs Brune of (Belgium). Know that by cons in Quebec do not really like this Jacobite. Prepare yourself for a surprise dessert!

Traquair Bear Ale (5%)
A nice beer thirst that can emphasize gently caramelized malts, a flexible body, suitable for big gulps. The hops are subtle, developing some angles orange and pepper, before issuing a bitterness that balances the flavor profile. A type of beer to drink a pint, with a spread of tastes similar to the Bitter
Lion d'Or, the Pale Ale Golding Single Malt or La Rousse Chouape.
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