Full Review

La Bittt À Tibi
Blonde Lager

Category: American Style Lager

Date Tasted: 12/6/2023

Country: Canada

Alcohol: 5%

92 Points

Gold Medal

Exceptional

La Bittt À Tibi
Blonde Lager

Category: American Style Lager

Date Tasted: 12/6/2023

Country: Canada

Alcohol: 5%

Gold color. Aromas and flavors of honey dew, roasted plantain, and sweet pastry dough with a satiny, lively, spritzy, dryish medium body and an interesting, medium-length finish with notes of over roasted plantain chips, melon, and green herbs. A bit richer and rounder than expected but absolutely delicious with nice fruited highlights.

Tasting Info

	Style:	Crisp & Lively
	Aroma:	honey dew, roasted plantain, and sweet pastry dough
	Flavor:	Same as aromas with notes of over roasted plantain chips, melon, and green herbs
	Bitterness:	Faint
	Enjoy:	on its own and with food
	Pairing:	Grilled Beer-Cooked Sausages, Steak Fajitas, Sharp Cheddar
	Bottom Line:	A bit richer and rounder than expected but absolutely delicious with nice fruited highlights.

The Producer or Importer

Broue Alliance

3838 Leman, Laval

groupegeloso.com/

Their Portfolio

BR •	Bacardi Breezer Blackberry & Lavender Seltzer 4% (Canada) - Bronze Medal
90 •	Bacardi Breezer Peach & White Tea Seltzer 4% (Canada)
92 •	La Bittt À Tibi Blonde Lager 5% (Canada)
86 •	La Bittt À Tibi IPA 6% (Canada)
94 •	La Bittt À Tibi Pale Ale 5.5% (Canada)
86 •	La Bittt À Tibi Rousse Red Ale 5% (Canada)
89 •	La Bittt À Tibi Blanche White Beer 5% (Canada)
93 •	La Bittt À Tibi Pilsner 5.2% (Canada)
93 •	Mons Blonde D’Abbaye 7% (Canada)
92 •	Mons Abbey Dubbel 8% (Canada)
90 •	Mons Abbey Quadruppel 10.5% (Canada)
90 •	Mons Scotch Ale 9.5% (Canada)
88 •	Shaker Mixologie Fraisilow Seltzer 4% (Canada)
88 •	Shaker Mixologie Happy Berry Seltzer 4% (Canada)

American Style Lager

Serve in a Mug

About

American Style Lager

American style lagers are very light straw in color and range in alcohol from 4-5%. These lagers are clean, crisp, and light in body and flavor with low-to-no detectable hop or malt aromas. In addition to malt, many of these beers contain adjuncts such as corn and rice that are used to lessen the body and flavor. These beers originated in the US as versions of the pilsner style. Noteworthy examples of this style include: Capital Supper Club, Stevens Point Special Lager and Full Sail Session Premium Lager.