Annoeullin L’Angelus Bière de Froment

Brewed by Annœullin
Style: Bière de Garde
Annoeullin, France

Bottle, 7%. Fast gusher. Fruity aroma. Hazy golden colour. Nice stable white head. Creamy flavour, some malt and a little flowery hops. A bit too creamy, almost milky flavour. Low bitterness.

33 cL bottle. Pours clear and golden yellow with a huge white head. Aroma is dry, grassy and slight spiced. Flat malty, slight spiced and malty flavoured. Smooth malty and light caramelish flavoured into the finish. Smooth and caramelish finish.

0.75l bottle from Village de la Bière Strasbourg France. Clear golden colour with a quickly disappearing fluffy white head. Fruity-spicy nose: peach, violets, vanilla and honey. Intensively malty with some very fragrant hops and hints of vanilla, flowers (violet?), honey, peach, mango and a spicy background. A very interesting perfumy beer, despite its 7% ABV it seems light and summery, highly quaffable.

On tap at Au Trappiste, Paris. Very fruity, a bit sweet. Over-ripe peaches along with other soft fruit. A little bitter almond in the tail. Quaffable, you hardly feel the alcohol. (Available on tap elsewhere in Paris as well - September 09)

Clear golden of color with a white head. An aroma with malty notes. A flavor with sweet malt and bitter notes.

Pression at Au Trappistes. Light amber color with a fluffy white head. Aromas of malt and spice. Full bodied with mild carbonation. It is spicey in a peppery way. Very light, slightly fruity and extremely refreshing. Finished toward dry. Different, and very good. Note: I don’t disagree with thebeertourist [below].

Golden ale with a thick creamy white head. Nice spicey hops with lemony notes, some honey. Sweet malt with lots of honey, some bitterness, very dense, but overall, unidimensional. Tasted Spring 2006.

Bottle: Poured a clear to yellow color with a off white carbonated head. Aroma is very citrus fruit. Taste is very metallic and citrus with a bitter finish.