Chapeau Abricot

Brewed by Brouwerij De Troch
Style: Lambic - Fruit
Ternat-Wambeek, Belgium

25 cL bottle. Pours clear and golden orange with a dense white head. Sweet fruity and slight acidic aroma. Sticky sweet with dominant abricot note. Citric and acidic, which makes me shiver. Ends with an abricot and marcipan like flavour. Very sweet.

Pours an orange color with almost no head. Aroma is dirty damp wet paper, some apricot, and damp moldy wood. Flavor is sweet apricot juice, and a slightly moldy rotten aftertaste.

Bottled(250ml). -Like drinking too sweet peach juice, maybe to little alcohol, unpleasant rotten apricot nose.

Clear darker blond coloured beer with no carbonation and a full average white head. Fruity malty aroma. Medium palate, with some sprankling. Finish is sweet sticky, light sour fruity, dry near the end. Ok

Bottle, 25 cl. Orange color, with little white head. Aroma abricot, lambic, yeast. Medium body. Taste dry, very sweet, fruity, also a bit sourness.

Tallahassee, Fl. - Market Square Liquors - 12 oz capped and corked bottle. Murky dark orange pour with a brief thin white head. Aroma of ripened apricots, some toe jam funkiness. Flavor is of course dominated by apricots - more like the dried kind, not fresh ones. Hints of sourness, but not as sour as I like my lambics. Just a hint of vinegary sourness, but turns a but bland and metallic near the end with some barnyard funkiness thrown in there. . Mouthfeel is a bit tired and lifeless. Had better lambics

Golden colour. Curious aroma reminiscent of dates: sweet and oily. Taste is grassy and sweet with a little astringency, but not a lot else. Pretty odd.

From a bottle poured amber with a fair amount of head. Flavor of apricots, but a bit too sweet.