La Binchoise Belge

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

Bottle, boutgh at Geers. (taste on 10 febr.) Hazy darkgolden-amber color, little head. Low Aroma malts, fruits. Light to medium body. Taste malts, (fruits),hops, bitterness, dry @ teh end. Good, very regular.

Bottled. Light fruity, hint of pineapple and herbal aroma. Hazy, amber color, light beige head, good lace. Light sweet, light bitter, grassy, light herbal, light body and a little sticky. Not a winter type of beer but excellen warm weather beer.

Orange to pale in color. Little to no head. Low carbonation. Aroma is slightly citric and phonelic hinting at roasted malts. Light body, roasty and citric flavor. Clean finish, dry with little aftertaste.

Hazy golden beer with some floaties and a good consistant head. Smells yeasty and fruity. Tastes sourrish in the beginning and ends bitterish, malty and fruity(hop). Bit sticky mf. Medium bodied. Nice low gravity beer.

(draught) Orange-gold beer; little, peach-coloured, very fine head. Pale malts, mushrooms (NOT mouldy), bit of cola. Fruity, fresh yeasty taste, surprising - just this little taste of cookies on a fresh, herbal taste. Very refreshing beer: this is a good remake of the ’Spéciale Belge’ style. Light to medium bodied. Obviously, I like this. I think more of this type of light ales ought to be reproduced.

Hazy deep gold,small white head. Light malt fruit nose.Slaty toffee malt taste,yeast overtones. Each sip is different, complex

Bottled. Clear, golden pour with an off-white head. Quite weak aroma with caramel, dried fruits, some spicy note and some caramel. Caramel, a little spicyness, malt, sugar, dried fruites and a weak note of cardboard in the flavor. Medium to full body. A pleasant, "by-the-fire" beer, almost session-style. It is a bit weal all the way, but i really like it. (070404)