Bottle 33cl. Pours amber with beige head. Aroma is hoppy (with the bitter nose), some light caramel malts. Taste is very hoppy, malty, floral and fruity with orange peel. Trois Dames has again managed to offer beers that are very unfamilar in Switzerland. Something that not everyone might enjoy. My Swiss family could not really bear the bitterness of Trois Dames’ IPA and Ale. I enjoyed their IPA a lot beter.

Draught Good off-white head, slightly hazy amber beer with mossy shine. Punch of UK-hops, extremely convincing nose. Sweeter than expected, liquorice and rosewater flavours. Ends on UK hops, but very discreet. Light to medium bodied. A little heavier punch of hoppy bitterness might make this one a real winner. Thanks, capt!

greatsession beer, bronnze-coloured. slight haze, rich nose with exotic fruit, red fruit notes on solid malt base. gentle carbonation, balanced nutty malt, fruity, hoppy palate, nice crisp hoppy finish. The kind of beer I^’d been waiting for ever since Bäre-Bräu went under !

Bottled, thanks Bov! Muddy dark golden with fair sized head. Bitter from nose to finish, but in a abalanced relaxed way. Medium bodied with rounded mouthfeel. Pleasant but short flavour of vanilla and orange. Resiny finish.

Bottled, shared by omhper. Opaque dark yellow appearance with a low disappearing white foam. fruity and yeasty aroma of dried oranges, flowers, dough and nectarines. Medium-bodied with strong notes of grassy hops, orange-peels, mint and flowers. Smooth mouthfeel. Grassy and minty hops in the long aftertaste.