Les Trois Mousquetaires La Folle du Roi

Formerly brewed at Les Trois Mousquetaires
Style: Spice/Herb/Vegetable
Brossard, Canada

(Bottle). Small tan off-white head, fully diminishing, fair lacing. Amber brown body, clear. Herbal grassy and earth like aroma with tones of spicyness and a bit of dry plum? like aroma. In my mouth, light sweet malt (caramel) but mostly herbal hops flavors followed by quite high hop bitterness and toasted flavors as well as fruits on the final. Light to medium-light body, good carbonation, a bit of a metallic feel on the final. This time, quite well done...

Belle bière dont la mousse blanc crème demeure tout au long de la dégustation. Ah! La folle du roi! Douce folie. TRès pétillante en bouche et aussi de bel note timide mais perceptible de caramel brûlé. Bel équilibre

(Bottle) Pours a huge, velvety, beige head and a deep mahogany body. The nose of malt, tin and pepper. The flavour is of caramel malt, yeasty and spicy. Above average.

I usualy don’t like Hemp beers. This one really pleased me. Nicely bitter with a smokey and caramel taste to it.

Bottle from brewery. Pours dark amber with small head. Aroma is tinny and malt. Taste is medium bodied with flavors of caramel, pot seeds, dirt, with a funky hope bite. Lively carbonation and somewhat sour. The flavors don’t exactly meld together but it’s not horrible.

Malty aroma with light hints of grapes mixed with typical for Belgian Ales spices. Well carbonated m, bitter at front, chewier behind. Dry finish. Thanks to nice bitternig this medium light dry brew can be enjoyed .

Red copper ale with light hoppy aroma. Nutty flavour with lactic notes. Rather like a brown ale. Very good, with a good body.

Earthy (hempy?) roots unearthing some sweet malt...Green hops and their bitterness garnish the last half of this curvaceous quencher...Fruity connotations amongst the earthiness are nabbed by a light metallic touch...Well-done for its purposes, this one is going to get the average micro crowd as Boréale and the like...