Pour is a nice cloudy yellow. Aroma is light, malty, biscuity, some floral hops, chewy. Surprisingly "there" for a beer so small. Great flavor, very pure, dirty yeast, perfectly on point for a saison while showing absolutely no alcohol — no surprise there, really, but it’s still quite wonderful. There is a bit of a syrupy pils malt here that goes down quite well. This is a lovely beer, perfect for a summer day, or those drinking opportunities where you don’t want to get totally loaded.

Bottle in Monks Cafe, Philadelphia, 15-11-08 in the company of Loz, Casey and Traci. This was a large bottle that Casey got and was labelled under its alternative name of Du Pont Avril Biere de Table. Pours a light hazy lemon colour with a white frothy head. My first taste was just a tad dissapointing as it came across a little cardboardy and even soapy washing up liquid but I perservered wondering whther the subtleties of this beer were still being drowned out by the previous beer, the Victory Baltic Thunder. I started to really quite enjoy this the lemonyness softened and whilst I still got some soapiness it wasn’t unpleasant, starting to become more yeasty, fruity and more intriguing with each mouthful, by the end of my glass I wanted more and agree with the previous rater maybe a bottle to ones self would have done this more justice.

<b>In short: </b>A highly &#40;very highly&#41; drinkable tart and farmhouse Saison.<br /> <b>How: </b>Bottle 750ml, brought up to Montreal by my buddy puzzl, thanks a ton Andy. Consumed fresh, a week after Andy purchased it<br /> <b>The look: </b>Cloudy yellow-blonde body topped by a medium white head<br /> <b>In long: </b>Nose is unmistakably Dupont, typical Dupont farmhouse character. The aroma is similar to Dupont Forest but even more intensively farmhouse. Taste brings a surprising tartness to the game with an almost Berliner-Weisse sensation. Crisp, hay, pineapples, light creamy honey, wild farmhouse yeast, . This beer combines the delicious farmhouse character of the Moinette Biologine &#40;Forest&#41; and the high drinkability qualities of the Dupont Vieille Provision. Probably my second favourite Dupont after Vieille Provision. Fully satisfying body, at 3.5%&#033;&#033;&#033;&#033; I can’t believe the most low scores on this one. Please people, stop sharing a 3.5% masterpiece in tasting sessions, drink the bottle that’s the only way to appreciate a beer like this. This is a fully satisfying beer, I would have never guessed 3.5%. I hereby declare Dupont Biolégère &#40;aka Dupont Avril&#41; the most underrated beer on ratebeer. Finally something to say at customs when I’m asked if I have anything to declare.

Bottle. This pours a hazy blonde with a pillowy white three finger head that leaves streaks of lacing all over the glass. Lemony nose, earthy spiciness, grassy hops, doughy yeast aromas, touch of cloves all over a nice base of toasted maltiness. In flavor, lightly malty, earthy hops, citrus, touch of acidity, peppery nice slightly bitter end. Very light and active, nice carb, a touch of dry in the finish. My notes say, "wow, this is good" but I think this is shorthand for incredibly drinkable and flavorful at under 4%, wow.

Rating from a 750ml bottle of Dupont Avril: It pours a slightly hazed yellow body with a sustained, creamy head. There were a bunch of swirlies in the glass that settled out after a while, a bit of a surprize because, if the cork is to believed, this is a 2008 bottle. The aroma was warm bread seasoned with herbs and grasses. Very lively, carbonated mouthfeel. The flavor was pretty reflective of the nose and had the addition of a floral bitterness. Dry finish. Very refreshing and drinkable.<br /><br />Pat’s Liquors, Porter, IN