Baladin Elixir

Brewed by Le Baladin
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Piozzo, Italy

Liely carbonation, a long lasting rocky head over a cloudy golden beer. Smells of Belgian style yeast and a whiff of barnyard. A rich, spicy, malty brew. Ginger, cinnamon, a peppery/ruccola aroma. Some burned sugar bitterness, port-like voertoens. Warming alcohol. A truly splendid beer.

Bottle: Hazy red sparkling colour, creamy big head. Aroma of citrus, fruits, some yeasty nots too in the end. Flavor is viny, fruity, mouth feeling, lots of citrus and a nice medium to long, fruity/alcy/Yeasty balnced finish. This is a nice complex belgian ale!

Bottled. Muddy amber, very lively aroma. Orangery, peachy, almondy nose. Sweet and very soft. Gently malty but exploding with flavours. Orangey finish. The combination of a delicate, soft malt character and an intricate yeast character makes this an outstandingly complex beer.

Hazy orange with a lasting white head. Aroma of pineapple, honey, citrus, malt and almond. Vineous fruity flavour, wooden notes, and slightly tart. Complex yeasty finish.

Bottle. Torben Matthews tasting. Nice head with excellent duration. Color is amber. Aroma and taste are rich fruits, malt and sugar. Quite vinous.

my preferred le baladin beer. Its particular very sparkling feature make it really singular. fruity taste, not too much sweet. you can’t feel the alchol when you drink it

22oz bottle. Unremarkable belgian yeast nose with some fruit and bread. Pours with a huge head. Orange with a white puffy head. The taste is much better than the smell and appearance would lead you to expect. Full rich, but with a ton of carbonation to keep it going down smooth. Definite fruit and some belgian yeast at the end. Sweet but not overly so. This is a nice solid effort by the Italians.

Bottle. Frothy white good mostly lasting head. Orange-yellow colour. Heavy malty and moderate hoppy aroma. Honey-notes. Moderate bitter flavor. Very vinius and moderate bitter finish. Perfect creamy palate. Great.