La Saint-Hubert Cuvee de la Chasse

Brewed by Brasserie Saint-Monon
Style: Belgian Ale
Ambly, Belgium

Bottle courtesy of bu11zeye. Orangish color. Slightly hazy. Cherry scented aroma. Sweet fruity notes. Very bland taste though. Not as strong a taste as the aroma. Great aroma but the taste is lacking.

33cl, exclusive brew, from the brewery, not complex fruit brew, not balanced, cloudy, good head, nothing special

(Bottled) Opaque red-amber with a small, tanned head. Dryish aroma of strawberry, raspberry stones, some acidity. Flavor is also dryish with berries, raspberry stones, some ashes. Almost medium body with soft carbonation. Pros: Dry, berryish. Cons: Ashy, not very pleasant. If you make a fruit beer this dry, why not make it a lambic?

Bottle, 33 cl. @ home. Unclear amber color, nice off-white head. Aroma some (straw)berrys, malts. Medium body. Taste is very fruity, sweet, and a bitter finish. Dry. Not bad.

Bottle@Home. Very fruity aroma of raspberries and strawberries, mixed with malts and some herbal hops. Gushing, cloudy, amber brown color, huge off-white head, fair lace. Sour fruit start, raspberry, strawberry, some malts. Sharper sour, almost vinegar in the finish. Dusty mouthfeel. Unbalanced. No too great.

Bottle. Unclear medium amber color with a average, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, off-white to white head. Aroma is moderate malty, roasted, light yeasty, fruit sweet, raspberry, light acidic. Flavor is moderate to heavy sweet and light acidic with a average duration. Body is light to medium, texture is watery, carbonation is soft. (010907)

Bottled (BB 09/2009)
Nutty brown color, cloudy, big lively off-white head, lace. "Organic", earthy aroma with spelt and grain. Sour, earthy and spicey flavor. Peppery aftertaste. Quite typical Eastern Belgium farmhouse ale, not the best of them unfortunately.

Bottled Hazy orange colour, mediumsized beige creamy/bubbly head. Aroma is sour fruits, some yeast and malts. Flavour is enormously sour and also has some bitter fruits and yeast in it.