New Belgium Biere De Mars

This was a good beer. Pours a cloudy golden broth, then settles to a beutiful orange tint. Good Lacing qualities. An almost honey like scent that goes well with the sweet-bitterness. This is also a good cooking beer, oddly enough..

pours a deep apricot color thin soapy head dissipates quickly. little lacing. smells dusty and lightly fruity malty also. taste is apricot and orange dusty yeastieness if thats a word. good beer leaves a dry mouth feel. alcohol is well hidden

hmm, an interesting aroma of orange and pepper which makes it somewhat confusing (?) to smell. but it’s very wheaty and spicy, with more lemon than orange in the flavor. a very light and enjoyable saison, but nothing outstanding about it.

Tasted at brewery and purchased on several occasions. VERY interesting cloudy orange color. I like the malty, citrusy flavor and the smooth, creamy mouthfeel. One of NBB’s more consistent beers.

Bottle. Cloudy light to medium orange color. Huge bubblegum aroma. More bubblegummy flavors, although more fruity than the aroma, with yeast notes coming through. Slightly overcarbonated and lively.

Poured a hazy yellow gold. Aroma of bubble gum, yeasty, touch of funk. Flavor was mildly tart and fruity with a hop bitterness on the finish. Lively on the tongue.

Cloudy orange body. Huge bubblegummy aroma. It’s like liquid Dubble Bubble. Interesting. A bit of soft fruitiness around the edges.

Draught. Pours orange with a rocky white head; lined lacing. Sweet fruit hop amd malted grain aroma with clove hints. Sour fruit hop bite and farm/grain malt body with a lemon zest near the end. Light bodied and refreshing spicy palate.