Dragon

Brewed by Brasserie Saint-Monon
Style: Spice/Herb/Vegetable
Ambly, Belgium

Courtesy of Fonefan. I was very surpriced when I poured this VERY GREEN beer, it must be the blood of the Dragon! The head is nice and creamy. The aroma is very light with weak hints of malt and the flavour is watery with light notes of malt, citrus and hints of spices. Apart from the color, nothing makes me remember this one.

verde come detersivo per biatti visto che fa anche poca schiuma o più educatamente come acqua e menta sentori erbacei speziatio un po indefiniti ma il colore a reso quasi impossibile la bevuta anche perche avevo perso l’etichetta e non era sicuro di quello che bevevo ma da capire forse

Green of color with a white head. An aroma of malt and spice. A flavor with malt and spice.

Saint-Monon, Ambly, Belgium Bottled Green - coloured with syrup Light and refreshing but with very little taste

33 cL bottle, bought at ZBF2008. Pours hazy green with a green head. Light wheaty and yeasty aroma. Flavour is spiced and yeasty, somewhat faint flavour. Slight strange and artificial flavoured finish.

Tasted @ home, from bottle 33 cl. (bought ZBF beershop) Green color, white head. Aroma very little mint. Medium body. Taste malts, little wheaty, spice, minty aftertaste. Bad.

GREEN! This beer is venomously green, as from a flacon on the shelf above the bathtub, only to be used by my wife. And that has green foam too, so does this. Or is the cleaning lady’s? The colour is everything. No nose needed, it seems. At first, its just a bit of chalk, but gradually, some aroma as from chlorophyl or spearmint chewing gum comes through. Fresh, yes. Very malty taste. Pale malts, lightly coloured malts and STALE malts. And spearmint, great. Soapy, fizzy MF, medium bodied - I think. As something the children might get a crush on for two weeks in the season. Until the first one gets sick from it, and the bottle is lost in the corner of the fridge. Bleedin’ fads.