Les Trois Mousquetaires G.C. Imperial Weizen

pours a golden honey color that is slightly cloudy with a medium foamy white head...dissipates quickly but returns with some agitation. aroma is funky and tart with a bit of citrus. flavor is like a poor attempt at a homebrewed belgian triple...yeasty sweetness with some boring hops. mouthfeel is kind of watery despite the syrupy sweetness. the finish is hoppy and lingering and reminds me of a belgian triple.

750ml from Bonisoir, Montreal. Surprisingly dark pour, a murky amber with moderate carbonation that tends to be swallowed up somewhat quickly. Faint citric hops in the aroma, but mostly sweet malts and booze up the wazz. Slick, somewhat creamy mouthfeel but the overall effect is sharp, boozy, and too sweet overall. Not so hot.

Aroma is spicy, clove. Pours cloudy orange-brown, high carbonation. Alcohol is too prominent, but there is some bitterness. This is an unusual beer, doesn’t taste like any weizen i’ve ever had. Don’t really know what to make of it.

750ml bottle, 2009 version with yellow label. Pours hazy golden with a small head. Head is short lived. Aroma is spicy with some wheat and fruity peaches. Lots of spices. Taste is alcoholic with lots of spices. Some wheat and fruity peaches. Overall quite spicy.

Bottle. Pours a hazy golden body with a lavish white head. Wheat tones; banana and pear like esters, tart fruit, honey, hints of berry and a spicy wheat finish. Modest warming fruit comes out a bit overtly sweet.

Bottle 2009 Vintage. Banana and wheat nose, alcohol esters, cherries and ginger. Taste is wheaty, apricot, pineapple, alcohol, spice. Average mouthfeel, a little too carbonated for my taste nice appearance reddish orange color with some head. Anyways, drunk with awesome friends.

11.5 oz. bottle. 8% ABV. pours a thin head of good duration with slight lacing, over a slightly hazy, golden (SRM 8) body.....nose has peach, banana, honey, some floral tones and cereal.....taste initially slightly sweet cereal, then dry Grapenut tones, finishes dry.....mouth feel is fairly light, carbonation medium. This is a pleasant, but not particularly note worthy Wheat Ale. Based on the comments of others I need to explore this Brewery more.

2009 Festival Bières et Saveurs . Cuvee series at 10%. Orange cloudy with a small white head. A full mouthfeel that boldly hits your tastebuds, and hardly lets go. A little tart, pineapple and the wheat. Not greatly drinkable today, last beer of the day, bit could be remarkable with the right food pairing. Another well crafted beer from this brewery.