Les Trois Mousquetaires Blonde

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

One word come in mind when I drink this beer, yark. This taste Labatt Blue, Miller, Molson EX...The worst beer from Les Trois Mousquetaire.

Bottled: poured a hazey honey-gold color. Active carbonation and a modest cap that laces well enough. Aromas of fresh milled toasty malts and a slight wisp of cider and herbs. Peppery mouth feel medium light bodied. Malty up front then a fruity acidic decernment from yeast and hops, clean fresh finish slight after taste of bread. A very decent pislsner in the German style...propbably will be over looked or buried in the flood of pilsners on the market, too bad this is a good all malt rendition of the style.

Amber, almost orange color, fizzy appearance, apricot aroma, very sweet flavor, soft carbonation. Not bad, but to sweet to drink more than one.

Aroma : majorly yeasty, but slightly hoppy with some fresh fruits on the nose. The color is blond but not completely transperant. Flavor/palate : Not much...with no after taste...

341ml brown bottle. Poured golden, slight trace of white head. Hint of fruit in aroma (slight apple?) but mainly grainy. Sweetish malt flavour. Grain aftertaste with a slight note of herbal hopping.

Aroma:vegetal,cereal... Appearance:pale gold,good head... Flavor:Vegetal,light malt...

341 ml bottle. Very clear honey-amber, still with no bubbles, respectable snow-cap head of moderate duration...honey-jasmine nose is pleasant but like others from this brewer is muted and weak...primarily sweet body is leavened from cloying by a nice dry herbal character that shows up midpalate, with the finish both sweet and lightly bitter. Slight brackish-salty quality late as well, which I actually thing is somewhat appealing. Not too shabby.

Golden honey hue. shy foamy head, sweet pale malt, hint of floral character follows through on a medium-bodied palate with vegetal pea note, with a sweetish caramelized malt flavors in a light quick fading mild bitterness.