St-Ambroise Grapefruit IPA
Appearance – 6/10, looks a little lighter than it should for an IPA
Taste – 8/10, the fresh grapefruit taste is mixed well with a slightly bitter malty aftertaste
Texture – 7/10, it’s thicker than it should be fore a fruity beer
A unique take on fruity beer that rarely works well, but St-Ambroise has pulled it off. A good replacement for mimosas for a Sunday brunch.
St-Ambroise Brut IPA
Appearance – 7/10, a light haze on a light yellow
Taste – 8/10, bitter, but it doesn’t overpower the depth of its palette of grapefruit, sweetcorn, and hops
Texture – 7/10, pretty smooth for a strong beer
Sugary yet bitter, a well balanced beer to show yourself off as a sophisticated drinker. A tasty way to get drunk.
St-Ambroise IPA
Appearance – 8/10, looks exactly like a standard IPA should
Taste – 7/10, inoffensive IPA that you’d expect to find in a restaurant
Texture – 7/10, the light fizzy taste balances out the bitterness
Goes well with comfort food, perhaps fish and chips, a burger, or even a soggy poutine. The more cholesterol, the better the fit.
St-Ambroise Double IPA
Appearance – 8/10, the dark and hazy look is reflective of its unfiltered nature
Taste – 7/10, a stronger take on the normal IPA for the bold and drunk
Texture – 7/10, darker, but no less drinkable
Nearly identical to its single IPA cousin, except for slightly more alcohol and a hair higher bitterness. Whether you get the double or the regular IPA depends on how adventurous you feel.
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