It was too cold this weekend. We had to battle wind chills of -20! What better way to warm up than with a 9% peach flavoured fruit beer (or is it a saison?).

This thing is funky, interesting and as far as I can tell, gone from the world. I took a look around and every bar I knew that had it is out and the brewpub itself seems to be dry.

We had this beer at Landsdown Brewery on New Years Eve but made sure to have a bottle for our own proper review. I uh, wasn’t at the greatest level of sobriety to be reviewing beer that night.

Bad Grammar is not available at the LCBO and it sits at 9% ABV.

Appearance: Hard White head that fades fast. Straw coloured.
Aroma: Peaches and cream, bubblegum, juicy fruit.
Taste: Peach, very little bitterness, mango that’s overripe. Sour comes in here and a lot of funk. Reminds me of under ripe peaches.
Aftertaste: Old peaches.
Overall: Unique for sure, sour and out there.

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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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