Brown body and foamy off white head. Rough yeast taste and good balanced,some hops taste, some bitternes at the end. Pleasant!

Bottle from Biere-Revolution - Color: golden blond beer with small carbonation and medium white foam. Smell: hoppy and grassy domination. Strong bitter exposition. Taste: medium body with good malt backbone, bitter attack, resin and hops. Good balance. Highly drinkable. Good attenuation. Aftertaste: dry bitterness, grassy and resin.

Bottled. A hazy dark amber beer with a yellowish head. The aroma has notes of spices and phenols. The flavor is sweet with notes of phenols, caramel, and lemons, leading to a tart finish. A bit off.

Clear amber colour, white head. Aroma of hops, citrus, tropical fruits and passion fruit. Fruity hoppy flavour, light bitter, honey and malts. Quite a lot of CO2. Fruity finish. Very nice!
(From 33cL bottle @ weekly tasting, Benzai’s place. Thanks for sharing, Rene!)

Bottle @ Benzai thx to Benzai himself. Amber coloured beer with a medium sized off-white head. Smells hoppy, fruity grapefruit, sweet and nice. Tastes hoppy, sweet, fruity, grapefruit and nice. Medium body, medium and nice carbo. Great French brew!

Bottle [from trade with EricKok] shared with Dutchdrebus, Joes and Martinus @ weekly tasting. Clear dark orange to reddish color, small off - white head that lasts for a decent while. Smell malts and some hops. Taste malts, hops, slightly sweet, lightly bitter. Decently balanced, medium body and carbonation.

Bottle from La Cave a Bulles. Caramel body with big head. Nose is sweet, caramel, malts. Taste is malts, caramel, sweet, enjoyable. A bit sour and sweet in the finish. Enjoyable.

33cl bottle. Filtered brown/amber liquid with big ivory head. Nose : caramel , yeast, metallic notes, cheese, sweet bread. Burned toast. Sip : water like density, medium carbonation, oily texture. Another french beer with a very dry overall taste. It covers and dominates malt aromas and bitterness. I guess they like to fermentate at high temperatures. Untasty.

Bottled, from La Cave à Bulles, Paris. Hazy amber, rich lively head. Distinct canteloupe aroma. Sweetish with medium body and excessive carbonation. Red apples and canteloupe before a an apply finish with some metal. Problematic.

Draft @ Moeder Lambic. Cuivrée, col fin beige. Arôme est légèrement fleuri et houblonné tirant sur le citronné, le tout est couplé à un malté caramel assez présent. Palais est léger, malté grillé, caramel-pâle (je ne note pas de malt anglais) laissant un léger résiduel sucré, cela accompagné par qcq houblons en amérisant qui peinent à donner un profil citronné plus inscrit dans le style d’une ESB de type anglaise. Paradis continue sur sa lancée de bières houblonnées. Cette dernière est agréable mais garde toujours ce profil grains-malté qui rappel un grand nombre de bières françaises. Personnellement, la Hop’sss reste un cran en dessous d’autres bières de Marjorie.