Abbaye de Forest

Bottled at Take One in Mestreech. Hazy morning urine color, enormous fluffy head, complex spicy nose. Aroma yeast, spices and soem prevailing sweetness. Flavour is fruity, spicy and yeast-dominated. Alcohol is well hidden though recognizale. Very nice

Bottle. Very yeasty aroma, sour-fruity, reminds me a little bit of bread. The head is big, white and foamy, it diminishes fast and stays normal big. The body is clear and yellow. The taste is quite bitter and unfortunately metallic, the duration is rather long. The carbonation is quite lively, the beer is medium heavy and creamy-dry.

Bottle. Golden with a very large dense foam. Aromas are citrus with yeast and spices. Herbal and creamy with hints of banana. Flavours are dry and yeasty with lots of citrus and herbal, metallic notes. Has a long dry finish and a good foaming mouthfeel.

Pours crystal golden with a big fizzy head. Aroma is spicy with faint yeastiness. Flavor is sweet with a well balanced spicy bitterness. A nice blond.

[33cl bottle] Hazy, golden colour with a big foamy white head. Yeasty and sweet malty with distinctive citrus- and berry-fruity notes. Moderately sweet and bitter flavour, medium bodied with a lively carbonation. Cara-malty, slightly bready and fruity taste with a quite lasting not to sweet finish with rounded spicy aspects. Enjoyable brew [09.I.09].

Bottle 33cl. Pours a murky golden colour with a good size head and normal carbonation. Smell is very fresh and fruity, lots of fruits there like apples and oranges. Taste is about the same with also a vague presence of the yeast, not too much, just right.

hazy blond colour with a huge white foam, estery nose with notes of pear, sweet and medium-bodied, moderate bitterness, long fruity finish, slightly tart

Bottle @ Take One. Hazy golden colour, white head. Very fruity aroma, malty and flowery. Flavour adds some hoppy notes to that, with a slightly bitter finish. Medium to fullbodied. Becomes a bit boring in the end.