Belgoo Magus

Brewed by Brasserie La Binchoise
Style: Belgian Ale
Binche, Belgium

Bottle. Orange gold with a white head. Aromas are yeasty and creamy with citrus. Some tropical fruits with light spices. Flavours are sweet and fruity with lots of yeast. Quite average but drinkable.

33cl bottle from the Wine Company, Slough. Amber with a dense white head and heavy carbonation; typical Belgian yeast aroma with perhaps a touch of citrus; prickly in the mouth with sweet caramel malts and a citrus zing; dry and spicy finish with an alcohol burn. A pleasant beer to sip and savour.

Pours a hazy golden color with a substantial white head. Bits of sediment float up and down in the beer when first poured. THe aroma is light with a bit of spice, but is a bit nondescript. The flavor is a bit malty with some spice and egg. This beer is clearly drinkable, but there are clearly much better belgian ales to be had.

Botella. Unclear golden. Sweet hoppy spiced malty aroma. The flavour is sweet and malty with spice, yeast and citrus.

bottle 33cl. hazy golden colour with a lovely head that stays for a while. aroma is sweet and malty, feels like a triple, but with less alcohol and not that strong. nevertheless it is worth another taste!

cloudy yellow, small white head. aroma is sweet, spicy, saison like, but mid. flavor is well blended, sweet, slight hoppy.

Bottle at Frands. Hazy golden with a off-white head, lots of sediment. Aroma moderate malty (caramel, spicy, fruity notes), light hoppy. Flavor moderate sweet, light bitter. Medium body.

Non speciale, molto bilanciata, direi che tutto sommato la differenza con La Binchoise Blonde si nota soltanto nel nome; anche se è passato moltissimo tempo da quando ho bevuto la blonde e quindi non ne potrei essere sicurissimo. Invece potrei essere scurissimo; ma non mi sono abbronzato granché e non mi abbronzo mai tanto. (Mi stavo dimenticando di pagarla!!! che figuraccia)