Brewers Art Le Canard

Brewed by The Brewers Art
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Baltimore, Maryland USA

Bottle shared by Sparky27...THANKS ERIC!!! Murky honey pour with a towering ivory head that leaves significant lacing. Nose is pure cane sugar, belgian yeast, citrus, and grass. Extremely sweet; simple syrup, biscuit, caramel and canned fruit. Somewhat velvety mouthfeel. Pretty decent brew.

750ml bottle courtesy of JCB – thanks J! Pours a cloudy gold with a 3 finger beige head. The nose is very fruity with spicy yeast. The taste is sweet fruits, rock candy sugar and some spice. Medium prickly mouthfeel. Decent, but too sweet for me.

750ml from The Wine Specialist, D.C. Crisp and quite lively pour, with a lasting carbonation and abundant aromas of tart yeast and autumn fruit. As Tyler writes, though, there’s something anonymously bready in the flavor, a grainy taste that washes over the whole. Strangely one-dimensional from an otherwise impressive brewer.

750ml bottle. Very yeast heavy aroma. Green apple, dusty malt, vague spices and candy sugar. Mild notes of earthy and grassy hops.n Fairly non descript. Pours a thick, hazed amber/copper capped by a foamy, thick white head. Flavor is dry, dusty and rather bland. Dough and crusty malt. Candy sugar. Light hop notes; cut grass and tree bark. Fruity flavors as well.. pear skin and green apple. The carbonation is quite high. Chalky mouthfeel with a yeasty and dry finish. Thanks Jason!

(750ml bottle) Pours a lightly hazy golden body with a small off-white head. Aroma of candi sugar, dough, caramel, and light citrus. Flavor of spicy yeast, caramel, apricot, pear, and light pepper.

Recommendation of Dana at Birreria Paradiso, 750 ml bottle. Hazy orange with malty, lightly spiced taste. Interesting, but not great.

bottle by way of beachbum25.

pours a hazy rich iced tea color with some floaties of yeast. it*s capped by a gigantic airy sandy tinted off white head. lots of pillowy lace clings to the inside of the glass. aromas of honey, malty sweetness, orange, grassy hops, florals, bruised fermenting red apples and cider spiciness. fairly sweet on the palate but not cloying... caramel apple, grainy sugar, a bit of spice and a touch of yeast before a somewhat dry mildly bitter finish. spices and fruit linger around in the aftertaste. more than medium body with a smooth rich mouth feel which is cut up by prickly carbonation.

solid. just a bit too sweet for my liking... 7/4/7/3/16/3.7

[Bottle] shared by skyview. Gushing bottle pours a hazy caramel with a huge rocky beige head. Aroma is caramel, candi sugar, belgian yeast, and the alcohol is well hidden. Flavor is chalky caramel, a touch of alcohol, belgian yeast, and apples. Dryish and somewhat tart.