Apple Bocq

Brewed by Brasserie Du Bocq
Style: Fruit Beer
Purnode-Yvoir, Belgium

Serve in Flute

0,25 l bottle from ICA Middlethon, Stavanger. Cloudy, bright golden with a white velvet creamy head, an inch thick. Spicy yeast and fresh apple jam on the nose. Tastes like a wit mixed with apple juice and that’s also what it is. Not unpleasant, but frankly not very interesting either. Light to medium body. Light toughy. Smooth to drink.

From backlog
Head: white, bubbly
Colour: very light yellow , a bit hazy
Smell: apple , cinnamon, bit grainy/skunky
Taste: bit sweet, grainy, bitter peels , apple, boring ...

Golden with a white head. Really apple aroma with notes of dust. sweetish palate.

bottle@Kulminator: cloudy yellow with a big white head, smell is simply disgusting, extremely sweet with lots of artificial sweetener, smells absolutely chemical with some kind of apple syrup, corn syrup, taste is very sweet and fake with lots of artificial sweetener, apple juice, wheat, this is just plain bad

Color looks like a whitebeer. Smells like beer, just lightly sweet but still beer. Taste is totally different though, very very sweet. Low carbs, you can just pour it down your throat.

Smells like Karmeliet gone bad, not a lot of apple in the smell. Smells a bit sour also. Taste is the exactly opposite, very sweet, weird mouthfeel. Not so much apples, more like a 25 ct multifruit juicy. Don’t like this, glad to share this bottle with Benzai.

Bottle: Big vast white head on top of an almost clear light yellow colored beer. Smell malts, sweets, corn, soap, sweets, citronella. Taste sweets, fruits, artificial sweets, grains, lime and lemon. Sweet light dirty sour aftertaste. Medium carbo, tingling mouthfeel, low to medium body and a light watery texture.

250ml Bottle at Home 31/12/2010 Fruity yeasty aroma. Carbonation. Golden coloured and hazy in appearance with a fruity apple flavour. Sweet on the palate with a hint of dryness in a wheaty malt finish.