Bedondaine et Bedons Ronds La Turlutte

Brewed by Bedondaine et Bedons Ronds
Style: English Pale Ale
Chambly, Canada

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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In short: A malted pale ale lacking freshness and refreshing qualities. Bland
How: Tap at Chambly Beer Festival 2011
The look: Clear dark golden body topped by a persistent small beige head
In long: Nose is dank hops, ripe fruits, some floral notes, nothing vibrant about this aroma, a fresh beer that smells tired. Taste has a full body, soggy chewy malts, extra-ripe fruits (citrus fruits and bananas), some hops resin, a bit of grass. Bitterness level is medium. Creamy mouthfeel. This beer was really not refreshing at all, it felt muddy, old wet stuff, tired. With the current state of hoppy beers in North-America, a brewer brewing a beer like La Turlutte in 2011 is the equivalent of a DJ playing Stairway to Heaven.

on tap at brewpub. clear pale yellow, nice white head, good retention and lacing. nose of malts and grass. taste is lightly nutty, medium hopping - grassy-citrusy.

A light amber ale with a thin superlacing off white head. In aroma, a lightly floral hops, herbal, perfumey malt, not bad. In mouth, a nice nutty malt with British herbal hops, light butterscotch, not bad. On tap at brewpub, Sept.3 2011.

On tap @ biere et saveur A: caramel, citrusy . App: amber clear beige head nice retention T/P: bitter long finish with average body O: Close to the APA interpretation will like to taste again under circumstances a nice suprise

Drank at Bières & Saveurs de Chambly 2011, on September 4. Amber, small head. Barley malt aroma, hints of nuts and unprocessed cereals. Taste of raw barley, notes of nuts and honey, little bitterness. Nothing special but nice!