Gribousine

Brewed by Brasserie La Binchoise
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Binche, Belgium

Bottle from Beers of Europe. Cloudy golden with floaties and small white head. Aroma of coriander, yeast, biscuity malt, citrus hop. Quite sweet in the mouth, but the finish is dry.

(Bottle 33 cl) Hazy pilsener golden with a small, white head. Perfumy, corianderish aroma. Sweetish, malty flavours with a short, dry finish. 031205

Hazy yellow colour with a white head. Sweet hoppy perfume aroma. Sweet fruity flavor with a spicy note. Dry finish.

Bottle. Yellow colour with a medium white head. Sweet perfumed, fruity aroma and a very sweet perfumed, fruity taste. Medium body and a sweet finish.

A hazy orange beer with a thin white head. The aroma is sweet spicy - which pretty much is how the flavor is too, with a dry end. Average Belgian Ale.

Bottled. Clear yellow coloured with a white head. Perfumed aroma of cuitrus and spices. Flavour of fruits, citrus and spices.

Bottle. This is quite a nice beer, but it lacks the individuality, that would set it apart from other belgian blondes. It has the yeast, the citrus, the fruit and everything else, one would typically find in a blonde, but it also has some flaws: a slight metallic and watery aftertaste, which has a bitterness, that doesn’t come off as plaeasant as the immediate tasting. I’d like to try this on draught. It is quite drinkable and pleasant and goes down easily, but is has the percentages to creep up on you, so be careful...now wheres’s my bed?

Aroma: strong spiritous, some pear, malt and pine needles. A touch metallic. Appearance: clear gold with a bubbly white head and sudsy lacing. Flavour: candy and malty sweet with a noticeable spirit. Barely noticeable hop. Palate: medium mouthfeel with good carbonation. Finishes malty and spiritous.