Unibroue Éphémère Apple

Brewed by Unibroue (Sapporo)
Style: Fruit Beer
Chambly, Canada

341ml bottle. Pours a hazy amber yellow with a tall white head that stays around for a good while. The aroma is bursting with yeast and notes of apples but not much else. But what else should I expect, I suppose. Tastes like fresh apples, yeast and a bit of hop character mixed with apples in the finish. Light and medium bodied feel. Not overly sweet like other fruit beers I’ve had. Would probably buy this one again.

Pours hazy golden with wispy white head. Apple, lemon, and gum aroma. Lively mouthfeel. Taste is completely removed from the nose. Crisp, thin dusty malt flavor. The apple disappears quickly. My wife seemed to like it better.

I could detect the aroma a foot away and I’m amazed at how this beer tastes like an actual apple. The body is kind of wack with a watery spritzy thing happening. This could be great if there was fullness to match the apple character.

Bottle, bought @ Ølkonsortiet, Aalborg. Pours a hazy, slightly muddy pale yellow. Head is foamy, white and quite large. It disappears rather quickly though. Aroma is heavy of green apples, quite sweet, lots of banana as well, wheat and slight fruity tartness. Rather high carbonation, a bit thin. Flavour is mild, slightly tart fruity. Lots of apples in the aftertaste, a bit of strawberries - getting sweeter by the second. Quite nice, but below par from Unibroue.

Bottle. Huge green apple aroma, sweet and tart. Interesting to smell this in a beer, moreso in a fresh one. Huge, excitable rocky white head, pale golden body with strong carbonation. Good deal of residual lace. Taste is a sideways, soft, cotton-candyish apple taste, sugary but without particles. Thin-bodied but somewhat crisp, well-hidden alcohol with a somewhat well hidden alcohol. In the end, this is a disappointment, buy my, the beginning was nice.

Looked great; good thick head; smelled like an apple factory had caught fire in my apartment. First one good; second one lousy. I would never drink more than a pint at a sitting... after the novelty of apples wears off, it becomes distinctly unamusing. Syrupy texture.

Bottle (330ml). Poured a pale golden colour with small chunks of sediment and a huge frothy head which lasted well. Aroma was of acidic apple juice with a fair amount of wheat, some sour green grapes and light vanilla notes. Taste was a mild acidic bitterness with notes of sweet apples backed up by musky wheat, light bready notes and some vanilla in the back. Medium bodied with an average finish.

12oz, smells like apple juice, taste is a lot lighter very bubbly and yields that traditional belgian funk yeast the bubblegum one... not bad not great though.