Brasserie Bas-Canada – Beerfection | Craft Beer Reviews

Hadrien DDH | Brasserie du Bas-Canada

Hadrien DDH is a beer worth trying. It starts out incredibly strong with good looks and enticing aroma. It slightly misses the mark on the palate by being unable to match the aromatics while lacking drinkability. Having said that, this is a tasty brew worth picking up when you see it.

#Gatineu Is Trending | Brasserie Bas-Canada

Overall, #Gatineau Is Trending might be a beer worth trying. It doesn’t really offer anything outside of the usual hazy IPAs, but as far as TIPAs go, it does a good job delivering a hefty, juicy, hop-focused beer while keeping the alcohol and sweetness in check.

Espèce | Brasserie du Bas-Canada

Bas-Canada’s Espèce is a beer worth trying if you’re into hazy IPAs. The sheer amount of hop-flavour is commendable, but the beer lacks finesse and drinkability and is certainly not part of the brewery’s best.

Machina | Brasserie du Bas-Canada

Bas-Canada’s Machina is a hazy DIPA worth trying. Given my preference for high value beer – I probably wouldn’t buy more of this given the high price. For the first-timers and people with enough disposable income, don’t hesitate.

Hypa X | Brasserie du Bas-Canada

HYPA X from Brasserie du Bas-Canada starts strong, with a promising appearance and vibrant New World hop aroma. But the promise fades quickly. Acrid hop-burn, minerally salt, and a chalky finish throw the balance off. It’s not a bad beer, just another hazy IPA that looks the part but fails to deliver.

Quelque Chose Dans L’eau | 5e Baron + Bas-Canada

This goes down way easier than any 8% ABV beer should – danger zone (I’m lucky I only have one can). This one surpasses my expectations by being a must-try if you’re a beer geek. Highly recommended.

HYPA VII | Brasserie du Bas-Canada

HYPA VII hits the style marks with the expected hazy look and a vibrant hop aroma. But on the palate, high minerality and hop astringency take the shine off. It’s a good beer, just a bit fatiguing. The arms race for haze may be costing us some grace.

HYPA VIII | Brasserie du Bas-Canada

HYPA VIII delivers a bold aroma and satisfying flavor, though the minerality runs a touch high for my palate. A bit of hop burn sneaks in, but overall this is an enjoyable brew. A solid pick for hop lovers – even if it doesn’t quite reach Neron-level heights.