New Belgium Biere De Mars

Poured amber orange, citrus, spice, funk, caramel, malty, earthy, little tart.

(22oz bomber "Lips of Faith - Biere de Mars). Clear, light amber color. Medium white head. Earthy aroma, like a farm yard. Spice and citrus flavors with very light malt. Avg duration. Thin, slick texture. Moderate carbonation. Fair lacing.

22oz bottle of Lips of Faith Biere de Mars. Not sure if this is the same stuff, but here goes. Bright melon orange with plenty of carbonation. Sweet and spicy aroma. Orange and ginger, a touch tart, a touch candy-ish. Interesting. The flavors are similar with a good dose of sweet candy, cleaned up by healthy carbonation and a ginger-spice-earthy character. Interesting, but it comes across as fake and I don’t know why.

Bottle from JW77. Orangish color. Manure, hay and funk city on the nose. Tart flavors, malt, earthy and woody notes. some fruits lend a nice complexity.

On tap. Pours murky rust orange with a thin, foamy head that quickly recedes. Aroma of orange zest, caramel malts, fruity esters and some slight sour and earthy notes. The flavor has bready malts and fruity esters appear on the front, followed by orange zest, lots of spice, and an earthy finish. This beer is on the lighter side of medium-bodied, with average carbonation and a slightly sour, funky finish. Not bad at all, and pretty drinkable

Bottle shared by ucusty. Thanks. I wrote: "pretty not bad," whatever that means. Nose is spicy, lemon, didn’t get much brett. Flavor is the same. meh.

Brilliant orange/amber color with a fleeting white head. Nice barnyard piss and hay bretty aromas. Medium body and smooth. Sweet caramel flavor with mild barnyard piss, dung, and cheese in the background..

Pours a clean golden color with a good head that recedes slowly. Aromas of spice, pie crust, and cooked apples. Medium nectar with ample effers. Mildly sweet on delivery with a quick mildly tart bittering component. Goof aroma to palate follow through. The finish lingers with what seems to be a touch of sour.