La Binchoise Belge

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

Clear amber appearance with an off white head. Aroma: orange zest, cinnimon, peaches, cherries, honey, wood chips. Flavor: caramel, alcohol, white pepper and nuty. Palate: medium body average carbonation, sticky with a sweet and fruity finish.

great beer for a thirsty belgian folk. Founded on tap at the brewery itself where it taste wonderfull, a bit less better on bottle (looks like the refermentation was a bit hasardous) I really enjoy that amber beer with bready aromas and a strong flavour.

Bottled (from Belgian Shop, early 2008). Amber colour, mediumsized off-white head. Some lace. Aroma is bready, slightly yeasty as well as some mild notes of wood. Flavour is strongly wooden, mildly spicy along with some hints of fruits and grass.

That beer is simply perfect on tap... but the bottle are quite uninterestings... It look interesting, except the foam that is too low in time. The aromas are almost inexistants, the flavors are too light. Just forget to drink it at home... But if you’ve got the chance to drink it on tap... just do it... it’s really different.

Bottle. Clear amber with a medium yellowish head. Grainy nose, some spices. Grainy maltiness, some caramel flavours and fruit. Boring.

25cl, from Geers Oostakker, easy to drink, not complex, clear, small head, simpel brew

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.