Malheur 10

A rather sweet ale, smooth with a subtle spicy aroma. Easy-drinking, pleasant, but not outstanding.

Gold, with a large, white head. Aroma is hops, spices, and some citrus fruit. Flavor is spices, yeast, fruit, with some alcohol. Decent.

almost clear golden in color, with heavy carbonation and a big long lasting off white head. Aroma is honey, sweet malts, and light spices. Taste is honey, sweet malts, metallic notes, and light spice. the metallic really ruined this one for me.

Bottle. Light yellow color with a white head. Very light aroma of hops and citrus fruit coming through. Citrus malt flavors that are balanced well with sweetness, alcohol, and pepper spice. A decent brew.

This pours a clear, very pale yellow body with lively carbonation and a dense, fizzy white head. It smells of sweet pale malts, hot spices, yeast, and a lemon twist. Very lively and peppery on the tongue. It’s a crisp Champagne-like drink with the malty sweetness retreating beneath the lemon and pepper flavors. A touch of funkiness makes it all that more interesting. Nice crisp & dry finish.

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75 cL bottle. Pours unfiltered golden yellow to orange with a huge slight off-white head. Aroma is flowery and slight yeasty. Mouthfeel is soft and light to medium bodied. Flavour is sweet and fruity. Alcohol extremely well hidden.

bottle, pours clear and straw color with white head. nose is very crisp, lemon, peppery. flavor is very crisp and refreshing, lemon, pepper, and alcohol is well hidden. tasty.

Bottle@Poechenekeller, Brussel. Hazy, dark blond with a creamy offwhite head. Fruity aroma. Good bitter flavours provided by fruity hops. Above average.