Bayou Teche LA 31 Boucanée

Bayou Teche Brewery
Brewed at Lazy Magnolia Brewing Company
Style: Smoked
Arnaudville, Louisiana USA

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Stein

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Got this beer from a southern friend of mine. I love the smokey aroma and the bacon-like taste. There’s a little bit of bitterness and it is really "one note" on the smokey-side, but I found this beer incredibly tasty.

Bought at Steins in Nawlins .. . Pours a tan-gold .. low to medium foam .. . mostly smoke and a touch of wheat .. . super refreshing and awesome smoke, i can’t believe this beer- super smokey yet amazingly light- but still smokey and sweet .. . one of the nicer American smoked beers i have had!! .. . . . . .

Just bring us what we ordered unless you want me to stick this breadstick up your ass ... .

i’m sure it would taste better if you didn’t...and you might want to butter it first...

Bottle (from Ambassador Wine and Spirits in Lafayette, LA) - I rated this for what it was: a smoked beer... and not for what I prefer. Pours orangish amber with small offwhite head. The first note of aroma is of a BBQ pit, smokey and a hint of tang, and not much else in the way of smell. However, the flavors of SMOKE, a hint of tangy and sweet, with a touch of hops afterwards are more complex than at first sip. As far as smoked beers this is very good. I, personally, would use it in cooking more than I would for drinking, BUT there are many occasions where this would pair well with many different foods, especially cheese.

Bottle... Pours a clear, beautiful copper color with a small, quickly-vanishing, white head. The nose delivers fireplace smoke, caramel and spicy grains. Full-bodied with soft carbonation. The flavor is of caramel interwoven with moderate campfire smoke. Mildly sweet, grassy finish. I have to go against the grain here. I dig this beer. Bottle courtesy of garmonbozia!

Drank from snifter poured from 12 oz bottle. For a light beer, the smoky flavor is very good, but almost overpowering. Quite an interesting combination of flavors. Definitely worth a second beer. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Comes out of the growler a dark honey-golden, almost mahogany, a little hazy, with a fairly thick light tan head. Malty aroma has an overtone of smoky barbecue and a hint of honey. Flavor has firm smoky and malty tones with a honey hint. Firm, smooth texture has a good tingle to it and leaves a smoky barbecue-ish finish. Enjoy, but don’t get too "smoked"!

At SAVOR. Poured a ruby/amberish color with a small white head. Aromas were notes of cherries, smoke, and roasted elements. Flavor was roasted, smokey, with a woody character that was quite interesting.

Bottle: Poured an amber with a whisper one finger head that dissipates fast. Aroma is veggie and malts. Taste is smoke up front and a nice wheat and grain finish.

Amber pour with a thick head that dissipated to a thin covering. Sweet nose. Malty intro with a malty, moderately carbonated mouthfeel, followed by a dry, smoky, somewhat bitter, yet sweet finish.

Cask@GBBF2011. Orange colour, small white head. Aroma is mild toasted malts, some fruits, mild toffee, wheat and some slight wooden notes. Flavour is fruits, leather, mild wheat as well as some slight toasted notes.