New Belgium Lips of Faith (Le Fleur Misseur)

Bottle courtesy of cavie. Pours a hazy amber with a thin white head. Smells of spice, dry malt, perfumy. Tastes dry and spicy with some nice peppery splashes and some hints of sweet citrus on the finish.

22 oz bomber. Hazy gold with a decent sized white head. Aroma is of lemon, coriander, heavy yeast, and black pepper. Taste is of pepper, grain, yeast and citrus.

Courtesy of sebletitje. It pours dirty gold with white head. The aroma has grains, honey, a bit of spice, a vague apple odor and somewhat odd earthy-herbal fruity notes. The taste is smooth and a bit watery with lots of spice and yeast mixing with apples, grains and a growing level of tartness. More spice and apples take this toward the finish along with a persistent faint tartness.

22 oz bottle from typsy’s liquor world. didn’t know what to expect with this one. i was hoping from more sour from the brett yeast. definately a one time beer for me.

22oz bottle. Pours a clear but vibrant glowing yellow with a thin white froth. Nice bright lemony aroma, decent amount of brett, light crisp sweetness, delicate and balanced. Flavor follows but is too light and watery, still very delicate and tasty, lemon grass, finishes bitter with lingering dandelion greens, the brett notes is really nicely balanced, lightly chalky. Medium/light bodied, a bit watery, soft fizzy carbonation. I enjoyed this, very sessionable.

Lightly hazed golden color with a bubbly to foamy near white color. Just a few isles of lace. Floral aromas along with pale malt, light honey, and bits of a dry barn granary. Yeasty malt flavors in the front give way to a citric middle. Light cloves and allspice near the finish. Has a bit of a watery presence at times. Also shows some alcohol. Bits of brett show up here and there, but don’t make much of an impression. Linger is light with just a bit of spice and brett.

Poured from a 22oz. bottle into a Trappist glass at 42°. Color is a pale yellow with a hint of orange and a slight haze. Carbonation is low giving almost no head. Aroma is light with a straw like scent backed by a faint flour hop scent. Starting with a lighter medium body it goes down with a soft slick feel that lets a light fizz come out on the end. Finish is a light salty pear taste, then peppery hops with a moderate bitterness. After taste is dry and sour leaving a slight pineapple taste. Overall its a good brew with a delicate feel and complex flavors.

courtesy of vasdef42. pours clear golden, white head. Aroma is floral, hoppy with nice lemongrass. Flavor, hoppy, light and thin body. Amazing lemongrass / citrus mouthfeel with hints of yeast. Felt a lot lighter than the 6.5% abv.