Bayou Teche LA 31 Bière Pâle

Bayou Teche Brewery
Brewed at Lazy Magnolia Brewing Company
Style: American Pale Ale
Arnaudville, Louisiana USA

Serve in Lager glass, Shaker, Tulip

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I had this beer for the first time at the Avenue Pub in New Orleans just recently. This beer is deliciously hoppy and aromatic. I even drank it on an empty stomach and it wasn’t overly heavy in body either. I look forward to whatever they plan to put out next.

Bayou Teche LA-31 Biere Pale has a medium, off-white head and a very clear, sparkling amber color. Carbonation is moderate. Aroma is of hops, yeast, and bread, with a citrus aspect. Taste is very good and full, with a strong orange or marmalade component. The bitter hops level is enjoyable. Mouth-feel is medium, and this beer finishes wet. Overall, this is a delicious beer, and I highly recommend it. RJT

roasty, citrus, pale, minimal head, medium bitterness, light sweetness, average carbonation, bitter. best that louisiana has to offer at this point.

a real treat finding this new (to me) pale ale that rivals many of the IPA that I enjoy. Light enough body not to slow you down and flavor that will keep you coming back.

Had this one on draft at Avenue Pub. Appearance: The beer was a nice golden orange with nice white head. Lacing present throughout and creates nice webbing. Smell: Nice pungent hop aroma with hints of citrus. Taste: Nicely balanced pale ale. Has a wonderful hop kick which is balanced nicely with the malty sweetness. The hops provide a nice citrus flavor. I could drink this all day. Mouthfeel: Medium body with medium carbonation. Overall: This is a very well done pale ale. I originally had a bad experience with this beer in the bottle but on draft it was very drinkable and what one should expect with a pale ale. With this company Louisiana is slowly becoming a serious contender for great breweries in the South.

On tap at the Barley Oak (and other places) and in bottles at many local supermarkets in southeastern LA. Copper colored pour with a medium sized head that lasts. Nice lacing. Sweet, woody, nutty, aroma. Smooth mild taste of a nice blend of malts with a nicely understated spice of hops. Tingly on the palate and full bodied. Sort of a tingling tart finish.

Draft. Amber body with a pale head. Solid APA with a tasty hop profile. If you see it, get one.

12oz. bottle from six pack purchased at Rouses in Gretna, LA. Pours a clear light copper with a thin white head leaving good lacing. Mild hop/floral aroma as well as some earthiness and nuttiness. Medium body with the hops up front gives way to the Belgian malt flavor with a lingering sweet yet hoppy finish. Definitely unlike other APA’s, but I am for one very happy to live in south LA and able to buy this beer. Well done.

Bottle - Simple logo but I like it. Thin white head... aroma of citrus and hay, earthy-yeasty-cheesy (that’s my new word) flavors with hoppy bitterness that’s a bit on the skunk side, however, I like it with something spicy. I’m perhaps biased with this brew, but many factors are involved when tasting and I honestly liked this beer. C’est bon.

Bottle from UDbeernut. Many thanks for the box dude! full founded body hits with sweet malts and gen-teel hops with a light hop addition to the entire package for a light southern twang. Biscuity but not a mess o biscuits buscuity if you know what I mean. It was certainly a nice starter for the basement work session yesterday. If I could buy it by the case, I would as it is session-able and still stands alone with the malt foundation. So Yeah buddy for the Delta South!