Belgoo Magus

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

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

Pours pale golden with a low head. Aroma is sour apple, flavor is quite similar at first but the finish has lots of malts. Quite original. I like.

Entra bien pero excesivamente carbónica. Floral con final amargo. Buena cerveza pero me quedo antes con la Bink.

A cloudy golden beer. Bright white head, nice smell. May have to try it again some time.

11.2 oz brown bottle. Pours a hazy gold, almost a pure gold color. The head is tightly foamed and bright white, the top is a bit rocky. It sticks for awhile before receding with not much lacing. Great smell, quintessential for the style imo. It has a bit of fruit, a bit of spice, a pinch of hops and a very nice malt set. Taste is a bit on the sweet side. There is some light spice, light fruitiness, mostly sweet bread tones. Overall lit is a middle of the roadish Belgian pale. Serving type: bottle Reviewed on: 08-13-2010 03:50:07

UPDATED: FEB 28, 2011

29/01/2011 - 33cl bottle @ home (2011-44)

Golden blond clear beer, aery white head, unstable and little adhesive. Aroma: hops, citrus fruits, some candi sugar, alcohol, spices, sweet malts on warming up. MF: soft carbon, medium body. Bit watery texture. Taste: very malty, some gentle hops, little fruity. Aftertaste: some hops, citrus, but pretty faint. Alcohol in the back of the throat.

Bottle. Aroma is bready malts. Notes of citrus, belgian yeast, and some spices. Palate is light. Flavor is sweet. Nothing special, not bad.

Pours cloudy golden yellow. Nose is light with hints of yeast, banana and tangerine. Mouthfeel is full bodied and very carbonated. Finish falls a little short. All in all, a really nice beef

18th January 2009
Cloudy amber beer. Dry wheaty malt. Sundued citrus and spice. Dry flat ending. Okay but uninspiring.