Chapeau Mirabelle

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

25 cL bottle. Pours hazy yellow to orange with a lacing white head. Spiced, light woody and citric fruity mirabelle aroma. Flavour is sourish and sweet fruity following. Mild mirabelle note. Ends with a mix of sugar and sourness.

Hazy pale golden with tiny off white head. Mild sweet aroma with with mirabelle notes. Sweet and light sour flavor with mirabelle and lime notes. Refreshing and not cloying sweet. Drinkable.

Bottle, 25 cl. (@ home on 21 march) Cloudy orange with small head. Aroma abricots, fruity, sweet. Medium body. Taste sweet , fruits, dry ending. Drinkable fruit beer but very sweet.

Hazy gold color with a thin head. Interesting aroma of dried plums and grass. Can grass be sour? Much the same for the flavor. Very tart fruit.

hazy light orange yellow coloured beer with some little carbonation and a medium white head. Nice sweet fruity aroma. Medium sweet palate. Finish is sweet fruity, with a rather dry finish. Not too bad.

Dull still lifeless dark banana colour. Headless. Straightforward juicy, plumy nose with banana and nectarine undertones. Slightly soda-pop like, sticky, juicy palate where the pineapple eventually comes forward. Minimal acidity, obviously sugary. Morning juice.

Golden color with a heavy, sugary aroma of plum and summer fruit. Taste is excessively sugary - more like a chick malt beverage than a beer.

From 12 oz. bottle- poured musky semi-transparent golden tan color, no head, aroma of rotten fruit and yeast. Hits the mouth with a touch of sweetness, followed by a touch of sourness, very thin body, finish collapses. I expected something completely different from what I got, which was very little. However, unlike other brews by this company, there isn’t an artificial flavors added. Take that for what you will...