Michigan Brewing Celis Grand Cru

Brewed by Michigan Brewing Company
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Webberville, Michigan USA

I really like this American attempt at a Belgian beer. Pour was clear dark gold with no head. The aroma was yeasty and spicy. Taste had a spicy bite to it but tastes like an imitation. It lacks the complexity to pass as a good Belgian. The yeasty and malty backbone bring this beer home. I was expecting a lot worse so I am pleased.

Light golden color, small white head. MAlthy/spicy aroma. Malty flavor with some different spices in it, light body, i like it a lot.

I agree with Brewfiend that this is bland. It looks like a pils. Malt and fruit aroma, but some hops in the flavor, light malt, and some sourness.

Lots of bubbles in this yellow pour. Citrus and some sourness and sweetness in the body but very subtle. Kind of bland.

Pours a clear light golden yellow. Nice sweet tangerine, citrus, and yeasty spice on the nose. Flavor is very carbonated and creamy with a considerable amount less fruit and more corriander and yeast. A solid beer, but not outstanding. loking at the alcohol now they do a good job hiding it.

Bottle, pours a nice pale yellow gold, sweet & wheat fragrances, citrus, faint pilsner malts fragrance, sweet taste with some spices, little hop bite, faint alcohol taste, dry on the palate.

Golden colored pour with a nice foamy white head. Strong malty aroma, with hints of yeast, spice, and grass. A very heavy body, with a sweet lemon pop to the taste. Various citrus flavors as well. Overall, a pretty decent beer.

Mild honey and orange blossom. A bit of yeastiness. Sweet with a hint of bubblegum. Not very strong in the nose but decent. Dull amber gold, a bit hazy, with thin head. Medium watery body with medium-heavy carbonation. Starts estery with salty carbonic gaseousness. Sweet with chalky yeast and dull spicy notes of Beemans gum. Dry light bitter finish with some yeast. Kind of watery overall, with mild alcohol notes.