La Myrtille dAmélie

Brewed by Brasserie de l’Abbaye du Val-Dieu
Style: Fruit Beer
Aubel, Belgium

Bottle, 6%. Very sugary aroma, stuffed with candylike blueberry aroma. Hazy pale amber red colour. Very small creamy white head. Very perfumy flavour, soapy and bad. Fortunately not as sweet as the aroma. Actually quite dry finish.

33 cL bottle. Pours clear and golden orange with a small white head. Aroma is solid blueberry fruity. A bit farty too. Dry blueberry flavoured, almost chemical. Bubblegum and chemical finish.

Bottle@Delirium, Brussels. Red orange colour, small, lacing white head. Sweet chewing gum aroma. Sweet blackberry flavours with some balancing bitterness towards the finish. Quite fizzy. Too sweet, and the sweet berries never really blend well with the hops.

Bottled @ Kafé Belgie. Aroma has a strong blackberrie syrup scent. Clear, red-amber coloured with a lasting, reddish head. Taste is sweet and very fruity. Bit thin with some carbonation. For a fruitbeer okay.

Bottle, 33 cl. Amber/orange, hazy, white foam. Small sediment in the bottle. Very fruity aroma of apricot and bilberry. The flavor is sweet and almost without any hoppy flavor. The beer has a light/medium body, a thin feel and average carbonation. The finish is fruity and lightly sweet.

Een erg sterke bosbessengeur. Het bier smaakt wel goed doch de afdronk is wel erg sterk bitter.

Bottle, 33 cl. (Bought at Willems) Orange-amber color with pinkish shine, and a light pinkish head. Aroma blackberry syrup. Medium body. Taste is fruity, refreshing, a bit sweet, but also bitterness. Dry aftertaste. Drinkable.

Bottle. Orange colour, big head. Aroma: solely blackberries, a bit artificial. Flavor: blackberries, sugar, fruits. Bitterness cuts well through it, but finishes a bit dry.