Brett Beer – Beerfection | Craft Beer Reviews

Sanctuaire | Microbrasserie Le Castor

Bottle cap from Microbrasserie Le Castor, set against a high-contrast black backdrop

Overall, Sanctuaire lands at the upper end of average beer. It’s drinkable and has some pleasant layers to it. I imagine some people might even like this a lot.

Chevalier Vert | Brasserie Artisanale Albion

Bottle cap from Brasserie Albion, set against a high-contrast black backdrop.

Albion does it again. This beautiful brett pale ale really stands out.

It’s missing the intangibles of a world-class brew, but it’s well worth seeking out. The beer is delicate yet characterful and it boasts fantastic drinkability with superb balance.

Assiduous: Rye | Reverence Barrel Works

This beer is worth a trip and it’s my favourite Reverence offering to date. I highly recommend you try this as it’s worth seeking out. In addition, If you’re in search of a gateway beer for wine drinkers, this is it.

Opus Two | Counterpoint Brewing Company

I highly recommend this. Most sour beers these days lack balance and character. Opus Two has both. It may not be obvious at first, but you’re looking at a rare treat here – one that exceeded my expectations.