While we are fans of Amsterdam, our experience at Amsterdam Brew House has been hit or miss. Sometimes we have a perfectly good time but other times it’s not so fun.

This weekend was one of the better ones. After hitting up the absolutely boring cabane à sucre happening at sugar beach we went to Amsterdam to clean the bad taste out of our mouths!

One of the beers I had while there was ‘howl’ which was described as a mixed fermentation farmhouse ale.

The beer was served in a wine glass.

Sadly, howl is not available at the LCBO. You can of course find some at the Amsterdam Brew House and many other locations across the city.

Appearance: Unfiltered. Peach colored. Thick lasting white head.
Aroma: Apricot and peaches with cream. Hint of sourness.
Taste: Suddenly malty! Bit of brine and light rye bread.
Aftertaste: soft spicy rye or other spicy wheat flavour.
Overall: Unique and enjoyable!

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Kole McRae

Founder of Toronto Booze Hound. He can be seen drinking almost anything in the wild from beer to rum. Try not to startle him, he may use humour as a self defence method.

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