La Binchoise Flora

Reddish brown with chunks floating about with a thin lasting head. Aromas of fruit (cherries in liqueur), malt and yeast. Nice flavour kinda subtle with more of the fruits, oranges as well some yeast and a bit of hop bitterness meshed with perfect sweetness. Very good.

Bottled. Amber coloured. Unclear. Light beige head. Old fruits and sweetness with a light touch of spice dominates the aroma. Flavour is light sour with some fruit notes. Sugary. Is quite light bodied. Ends on a sweet dry note.

(33cl bottle) Purchased at the BC Liquor Store on Cambie in Vancouver for $2.95. Pours a lively, deep amber body and a lofty, white head. Nose of apricot, herbs and oranges. Flavour is more malted with a brown sugar and roasted malt dominance - a spiced hop undertone is well muted. Very good.

Poura a medium orange colour with an average sized white head. Aromas of fowers, citrus, moss and a little must. Sweet and floral tasting with a dry finish. Nice and simple Belgian Ale.

Muddy amber brown,small long lasting beige head.Lightly acidic brown sugar nose. Soft malt flavor throughout. Easy drinking, not much here.

33 cl bottle. Dark brown-orange beer, no head. Sweet fruity aroma, orange, plums, cherries. Nice malty backbone, brown sugar and a hint of toast. Flavour is also quite nice, sweet fruity yeast, some browned peach flavour, a strong special B character, light earthy/spicy hoppiness as well. Brown sugar and caramel. Prickly mouthfeel with a lingering but drying finish. Quite nice, as are all of Binchoise’s beers.

Bottle. Pours an amber colour with a white head. Sweet malty aroma. Malty flavor with some hints of caramel. Long malty aftertaste with some hints of alcohol.

Hazy orangey-amber colour. Plasticy-malty aroma shows hints of peach, dust. Sweet caramel, slightly woody/vinous malts and a light floral note, with hints of spice. So there’s a few worthwhile elements but really that’s all there is.