Artisans Brasseurs Wallonie

Formerly brewed at Les Artisans Brasseurs/Brasserie Mibrana
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Namur, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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Very slightly hazy pale amber, bronze shine; medium white head, dwindling to rim. Heavy, alcohol-loaden syrupy nose, with very meaty and sulphury notes as from dead yeast, ending like a freshly extinguished matchstick smells. Again this meaty & sulphury notes in the taste, this time reinforced. Checking the BBDate - nearly a year to go if it’s European notation, 3 months past if it’s in the USA manner. God knows. Even the mouthfeel contributes. Nearly caustic at the end, but very thinnish texture. I’m starting to wonder if this is beer - or something Wallonia has brewed for doing away with bothersome Flemish nationalists... God, this is getting more awful by the sip. I was going to say that this is probably not retired, but brewed at Du Bocq - but even for THEM this is below everything...

Bottle. BB 06-06. 6.0 ABV. Creamy white good mostly deminishing head. Orange colour. Light malty moderate hoppy aroma, sweet and light bitter flavor. Aging is notissble. Oily palate.

a aged version 06/06 amber coloured body with a white head a mouty more bad aroma a little malty taste and a bad flat finich not good conserved

Slightly aged version, 06/06. Amber coloured beer with some very light carbonatio and a small white head. Malty and lherby touch, but lost a lot of its body. Medium palate. Finish is rather flat, didn’t kept well, pitty.

Golden of color with a white head. ´Fruit in aroma, could be melon. Light in taste, wheat notes.

Bottled@One Pint Pub, Helsinki. Copper coloured, big white foamy head, lacing. Weak aroma of cooked vegetables, hops and malts. Also kind of sweeter notes (maybe some fake-sugar). Sweet malty flavour with hints of cooked vegetables. Sweet caramellish aftertaste. Good beer that changes a lot from drinking point to aftertaste.

Sweet, nutty aroma with some sharpness to it. Golden beer with average white head. Malty sweetness, yeasty, not very complex

Pours golden with white head. Aroma is fresh, yeasty, and spicy, with some citrus notes. Taste is spicy, yeasty. Short aftertaste

A hazy orange beer with a small white head. The aroma is sweet spicy with coriander standing out. The flavor is sweet spicy, but the mouthfeel is flat.

Golden colour with a small white head. Sweet light yeasty aroma and a sweet yeasty spicy taste. Light body and a sweet finish.

La Wallonie Gold, 6% ABV, old bottle
Blond to golden color. A quite simple Ale, similar to many others from this brewery, with light spicy taste, a light fruity aroma and sweeter than the others.