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4 Degrees Hill 70

4 Degrees Hill 70

Rated 3.150 by BeerPals

Brewed by 4 Degrees Brewing Company

Smith Falls, Ontario, Canada

Style:  Belgian Ale

7% Alcohol by Volume

This beer is available all year


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On August 15, 1917, the Canadian attack to capture Hill 70 opened with a massive artillery barrage. The Primary objectives were taken in 5 hours. German troops counterattacked no less than 21 times over ten days. Each time they met a wall of Canadian bullets and shells. The Germans did not abandon the ruins of Lens, France, but Canadian efforts kept large German forces pinned down in defence of the town. When the major fighting came to an end around August 25, 1917 Canadian casualties (missing, wounded and killed) were nearly 10,000 men but the Germans were expelled and the high ground dominating Lens remained in Allied hands. Unfortunately, the Battle of Hill 70 is one of Canada’s forgotten victories. Our Hill 70 beer is dry and crisp with notes of apple, pears, banana, cloves and spice. A complex fruity background with a clean finish.

ID: 103960 Last updated 2 weeks ago Added to database 9 months ago

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Most noted beer attributes

straw 100%
spicy 100%
freshly cut grass 100%
bitter 100%
drying 100%
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Statistics

Overall Rank30177
Overall Percentile45.7
Style Rank611 of 1134
Style Percentile46.1
Lowest Score3.6
Highest Score3.6
Average Score3.600
Weighted Score3.150
Standard Deviation0.000

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  • CHOPZ 7473 reviews
    rated 3.6 9 months ago

    Aroma: 7 | Appearance: 8 | Mouthfeel: 7 | Flavor: 7 | Overall: 7

    A little unfiltered with transparent particles floating all around. Golden colour with a creamyish, off-white head, long lasting and leaving good creamy lacing. Straw malt aromas with hints of pears, bananas, spices and alcohol. Flavours of Belgian blonde yeast, light spices and some decent grassiness. Warming alcohol and drying, bitterness blending in the finish. An interesting Belgian blonde with a touch more hops for the style, so blending grassy notes with the Belgian-style.

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