La Choulette Brune

Brewed by Brasserie La Choulette
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Hordain, France

Bottle. Nice deep amber-red colour with a big short lasting white head. Aroma of malt and sweet caramel. Champagne mouthfeel. Quite malty and sweet caramel flavour, slight chocolate, bit nutty with dark fruits. Very tasty champagneish beer!

like the brune malty. dark brown colour some head nutty caremel some cho. nice brune

Very malty and sweet aroma has some graininess apparent. Clear chestnut coloured body is topped by a low tan head that recedes to partial cover and ring. Marzipan-like sweetness and more nutty character along with grassy herbal hops and some cake-like yeast. Medium body with moderate to lively carbonation. Mondial 2006.

Deep amber reddish colour with an off white head. Malty, vague roasted aroma with asome prune sweetness and a light hoppy note. Malty, chocolate sweet flavor with a dark fruit note.

Bottle. Clear orange coloured with an off white head. Aroma of malts, earth and spices with acidic notes. Flavour of malts, earth and spices with light acidic notes.

Bottle. Red brown colour with a huge beige head. Faint fruity, chocolate aroma and a sweet sour, fruity, hop taste. Medium body with a sweet dry finish.

Pours a clear brown color with a thin offwhite head. Aroma and flavor of sweet and earthy malt with a dry finish. This beer is decent but somewhat it fails to enflame any passion for it.

Dark auburn pour, bragging a rather large off-white head that mostly lasts. Malt focused nose with soft bready yeastiness. Soft rye-like notes accompany a earthy and chocolate reminiscent dryness that is compensated by sweeter nutty toffee. Almondy and grassy finish offers a friendly finish, of adequate growing bitterness that slowly takes over with diplomacy. Good execution.