1- Get more of my older posts up and clear my back log.
2- Try out breweries I haven't visited in a while and give them a second chance.
With this in mind I am revisiting Lowertown from Ottawa. The last time I tried a brew from them is from about three or four years ago. I am not going to lie the last time I tried their beers I did not enjoy it, hence the long space between trying beers. Here are the details:
Details
Name: El Camino
Style: Lager
Brewery: Lowertown Brewery
Country: Ottawa, Canada.
ABV: 4.5%
Artwork: Unknown
Commercial Fluff: The El Camino Cerveza takes Bavarian brewing tradition of Caribbean/Mexican Lagers we know today to make a full-flavoured lager at the Lowertown Brewery in Ottawa.
Crisp, smooth, pleasant, and refreshing. This lager is best enjoyed on the patio with some sun and maybe even with a lime on the side.
Pairs well with chicken, tortilla-based dishes, light vinaigrettes, and grilled pub fare.
Own Opinion
Own Opinion
Label: Not the most exciting of artworks. Basically a drawing of the car and the title done in cinema style writing. Got to be honest and say it is a very basic label, seriously doubt it would standout on a shelf.
Pour: Light golden colour, with a healthy white cap on it. Looks clean and clear and is a nice looking beer in a glass.
Aroma: Oh no. Smells like corn. Seriously over the top corn smell coming from this. Not sure I can even drink this.
Taste: Sweet, biscuit malt taste and corn. What a weird combo, it is leaving a stickiness in my mouth which is unpleasant. Send water asap!
Would I buy it again: Nope! No. This ended it's days as a drain pour. I just couldn't get behind the taste. It was way too sweet. I drank like they were attempting a Corona style beer, but failed really bad. Normally I try to find a positive but this time I seriously can't.
As always leave me a comment of thoughts. Especially if you have drank this one.
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