Amber Ale

Rennie's

This dark brown, malt-forward and warming beer has a dry finish and pairs well with lamb, venison, game birds, or crême brulée.

Brewed by Henderson Brewing

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§ How it tastes

The malty cousin of the pale ale: same shape, but the caramel does the talking instead of the hops. Nutty, slightly sweet, and never sharp. If IPAs taste too green and aggressive to you, this is where the tap list gets friendly again — and it is where English bitters and brown ales live too.

That's the style. This beer is one brewery's take on it.

  • Sweet
    3
  • Sour
    0
  • Bitter
    2
  • Fruit
    1
  • Roast
    1
  • Body
    3

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Caramel and toast, easy bitterness — malty comfort in a glass.

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Brewed at

Henderson Brewing

Toronto · Neighbourhood brewery and taproom in the Sterling Road arts district.