Les Trois Mousquetaires Blonde

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

341 ml bottle from Trappe a Fromage, served at cellar temperature in a tulip glass.

App.: Clear golden with basically no head (I wonder if the glass is dirty...). Aroma: Pleasant lightly fruit biscuit and toast, a light floral perfume, some sweet honey, not bad for an everyday lager. Palate: Medium-ish body, soft, sparse carbonation. Flav.: Similar to the head with a fair hit of lightly estery, fruity cereal and toast, a touch of floral honey; dry with a hint o’ bitterness and a reasonably pleasant malty finish.

Mercifully uninfected and light but likeable. A good intro to Trois Mousquetaires for the uninitiated.

Average all around beer. Straw yellow with minimal head. Mild malt/yeast aroma with hint of hops. Sweet yeast and malt taste with little bitterness.

Crisp gold with steady carbonation and a lasting thin white head. Generic lager aroma. I understand why they make this entry level beer but I prefer SNPA as a starter beer. Kind of a grainy vegetable taste with a bit of a thick finishing texture. A bit metallic.

Bottle pours yellow no head med carbonation. Aroma : herbs, light sweetness, lightly bittershort finish nothing to write home about.

Hahaha for the first time I swear a blonde that looks perfectly blonde in color. Beer appears to be glowing in my glass a hazy gold color shows when held to the light to bad only a sad film is floating on top or marks for appearance would have been high. Aroma is weak and smells of peanuts, this is all wrong why is the only thing I smell is mild peanuts this makes zero sense. This beer is so boring, this is the going to church of beer, bland flavorless, nothingness. Faint bread, mild flowers, almost nonexistent hops. Drinking this beer is like listening to Roy Mah talk about vacuums. This doesn’t suck it’s just so bland and forgettable I could fall asleep drinking it.

Pours as blond as 80’s hair Smells sour and malty. Flavour is smooth and citrus. Pretty hoppy. Decent lager.

Pours a pale yellow with a small white head. Aroma is grassy, sweet almost candied notes, dank basement, and straw. Tastes like straw, grass, apples, and a licking the floor of an old dusty basement finish. Palate feels forced carbonated and very macro like. Meh.

Bottle. Pours a clear yellow, with a foamy white head that quickly reduces to nothing. No lacing. Nose is simple, sweet esters, yeast, apples, a suggestion of hops. Flavors of apple/pear, a pretty spiciness, nice yeast, again, a suggestion of hops. Better than I was expecting, but noting special.