Steamworks Brewing Tropical Tart Ale Returns
By
On May 6, 2019 At 4:30 pm
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : British Columbia, Steamworks Brewing
Responses : Comments are off for this post
VANCOUVER, BC – Steamworks Brewing has announced the annual return of its “tropical take on a classic kettle sour.”
Tropical Tart Ale (4.9% abv, 15 IBU) is described as follows:
Pouring a deep hued gold, and leading with intense tropical fruit aromas, it is a true delight for the senses. Superfruit flavours of passionfruit and pomegranate are balanced with an unmistakable thirst quenching tartness.
Tropical Tart Ale is available now at the Steamworks Brewery & Taproom and Steamworks Liquor Store locations, and select private liquor stores throughout British Columbia.
Source & Photo: Steamworks Brewing Facebook page
Follow CBN
CBN on Untappd
- Greg C. is drinking a Not A Word Spoken - Apricot IPA by Wellington Brewery at King & DufferinExactly what I expect from a hazy IPA made with Simcoe & Citra hops and laced with apricot - i.e. big, bright, juicy, aromatic.
- Greg C. is drinking a Stout by Big Drop Brewing Co at King & DufferinThe low abv is betrayed somewhat by the light body, but the flavour is that of a proper pub stout - cocoa, coffee, slight smoky tang. Nice!
- Greg C. is drinking a Vintage Ale (2016) by Fuller, Smith & Turner at King & DufferinPort & plum preserves up front, touch of leather, good balance through the middle, bit warm in the finish.
- Greg C. is drinking an Ikinuki Ungespundetes Kellerbier by Godspeed Brewery at Bar Hop BrewcoGood lager with strong malt base but heavy hit of hops as well. Good body, full but not heavy. A pleasure to drink.
- Greg C. is drinking an After Hours: Raspberry Sour by PEI Brewing Company (Gahan) at King & DufferinSurprised to find this treat from my home province at the LCBO. Very good raspberry sour with natural tasting tart berry flavour.