Belgoo Luppoo

Brewed by Brasserie La Binchoise
Style: Belgian Ale
Binche, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

Bottle: Pale golden, hazy, some floaties visible, big rocky white head, moderate soft hoppy-fruity nose with a wheaty touch and a tinge of turpentine; moderate bitter-sweet flavour, not too dry, medium bodied; citrussy-yeasty traces in the moderately hoppy finish. All in all disappointing, not as hoppy as expected....

Bottle (33 cl) from bierzwerg.de. Shady golden, large dense white head. Strong floral and perfumy hop aroma wich I really don’t know what to think of. Light to medium bodied, medium carbonation. Dry with medium bitterness. Quite good not but whithout much belgian character.

Tons of citrus in the aroma of this one, with a bready tasteat the start, then summer fruits. Not bad.

Humle citrus malt brød lidt tyggegummi gylden uklar skum Hvidt tæt langh bitter mellen sød lidt vande livlig F33cl 18/6-11 @ home

Servida al The Drunk Monk (Mataró). Bottle. Very high and very long lasting fluffy head leaving long lacings. Hazy yellow body. Lemon coriander aroma. Spicy lemon flavor with a lot of carbonation and a long dry aftertaste.

Big white head. Slightly hazy yellow body with light carbonation. Deep herbal tropical fruit aroma with floral notes. Clean and fresh. Dry-sweet fruity mango spicy taste with herbal notes. Light body. Mild, soft mouthfeel. Dryish herbal citric mango aftertaste with grassy resiny notes. Very clean and fresh. Lovely drinkability. (0.33l bottle at Delirium Cafe, Brussels.)

head: marge, thick , white
colour: light yellow , hazy
smell: wheats, citric, dough, leaves, hay, grass
taste: start is very bitter with a irony soury undernote, hops, yeast andcitrus come in , mouthfeel is very dry with a tinlging feeling, end is malty and dry with grassy aftertatse , quite some power for a 6 abv !!

Pours cloudy yellow with a high head. Aroma is malts, yeast and alcohol. Flavor pretty similar. High carbonation. Good.