Les Trois Mousquetaires Blonde

Brewed by Les Trois Mousquetaires
Style: Premium Lager
Brossard, Canada

Bouteille de 341 ml. Couleur champagne, mini collet. Arome extrèment faible de malte, quel sorte je ne sais pas. Goût très poche d’houblon sec et herbeux. Non recomandable.

Bottle: Poured a blonde lager with a small white bubbly head with average retention. Taste is very refreshing with some semi-sweet malt and a subtle hops presence. Body is a bit thin and there is a definite lack of complexity. This is in my opinion a very average session beer overall.

Bottle from the <a href=http://www.ratebeer.com/Place/quebec/g target=blank>La Trappe à Fromage in Gatineau, Quebec. Light yellow in colour, quickly dissipating white head leaving behind some spotty lace. The aroma is crisp, grainy, light citrus with some minor grassy hops. The flavour was a bit tangy, crisp, some light grass and grains, some fruity sweetness. Small bitter mouthfeel, medium/light body, medium carbonation. Finishes with a light bitterness, lingering.

Clear pale yellow with a very short-lived white head. Citrus nose. Taste is citrusy, crisp malts, herbal with some grassy hops. Tartness without bitterness. Hops character feel pilsner-ish. Short finish. Thin but not watery body. Its citrus/tart character makes it a ok refreshing summer beer but not much beyond that. If the real D’Artagnan musketeer was as good as this beer, I probably could defeat him in a duel with a cafeteria plastic knife.

My first beer from Les Trois Mousquetaires. It has a light amber color with a fruity taste that leans towards apples. I tried it but I will not have it again.

341 ml bottle. bubbly beer. Nice foamy head that disapeared within 5 mins. Flowers & fruity aroma. It taste like chemicals or preservatives. Disapointing !

Bottle (341ml). via trade with turg. Slightly hazy bubbly gold with a bright white foamy head, decent retention. Very dry grassy aroma with some jangly-harsh sweet toast malt, surprisingly fresh dry herbal hops though. Taste is ... not bad! Again with the pungent, dry, herbal hops, dry, grainy, a little honeyish malt - only a little tang in the longish, funky-bitter finish knocks my rating down. Mouthfeel is astringent, dry, decently carbonated - remember this isn’t a pale lager, it’s a helles - better than it’s made out to be here, imho.

Again, a really gimmicky beer. Nothing very tastey or original about this one. My roommate and I mostly just drank them to get drunk in our hotel in Montreal.