Belle Gueule Rousse

Brewed by Brasseurs RJ
Style: Vienna
Montreal, Canada

Light copper colour wiht a thick white fluffy head. Sweet Munich malt is everywhere in here, a touch of cherry fruitiness, caramel, toffee and a hint of grassy hop aroma/flavour. Flavour is quite malty and bready. A decent beer.

Dranl lots of times in my pre RB days! Deep golden lager with orange hues and thin off white head. Fresh caramel malt in aroma with light corn in taste and nice german style hops in finish.

Pours a dark orange brown color with a thin white head. Mild aroma and flavor of malt and hops, weak bitter finish. Light to medium body, oily texture, soft carbonation. Boring.

Sampled draught at Brutopia, Montréal.
Bronze colour. Sweet, caramelly and fizzy with empty mouthfeel. Low bitterness.

And to think I did everything I could to avoid Canadian macro swill. Im not even a big fan of the style, so the rating is going to be even lower. Amber color and a decent head. Thats where the good part ends. The beer falls as quickly as the head dissapears. Lightly malted, lightly hopped this stuff doesn’t have the balance to make it blend into a palatable beverage. I finished it at least, so thats something.

Nice smooth beer. Dark orange with a thin white head. Aroma is earthy and slightly yeasty. Nice low level of sweetness makes this a decent beer. Nice smooth finish.

Bottle, clear deep orange brown color, with a thin white head. Deep earthy malts with a hint of bread. Starts and ends dry with a tad of sweetness at the end. Smooth mouthfeel, mild carbonation.

Amber, beige head of decent size, no lacing. The aroma is not to strong: mostly malty. Flavour is well balanced, thought the sweet malt is the main thing here. Nothing spectacular, nothing really bad either. Suprisingly smooth though. Alright. Bottle.