Review: Tree Brewing's Thirsty Beaver Amber Ale

Tree Brewing quickly became my favourite British Columbian Brewery thanks to their tasty beers such as their Hefeweizen and DoppelBock beers.

I got two cans of Thirsty Beaver Amber Ale for Christmas. I had one with Christmas dinner, and now having the other one.

Appearance: Pours a rich red amber, kind of caramelly. Looks absolutely delicious. Head is bit of a cream. It's slowly going down, but not by much.

Aroma Thirsty Beaver has a very powerful hoppy aroma. It was easy to notice the aroma when pouring the beer. The hoppy aroma is rich with a bit of caramel.. yum!

Taste: One of the hoppier ambers I've had in a while. Pretty damned tasty. Somewhat bitter, somewhat sweet (caramel). This is a nice beer for just about any occasion.

Overall Thoughts: For the price (around $3.20 for a 500mL can), it's pretty decent. It's tasty, sweet, not lacking in hops and for only having an ABV of 5%, it's quite flavourful. Lastly, the name of the beer, as well as the graphic of a beaver about to drink a pint of beer is just hilarious.

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