Belle-Vue Gueuze

Brewed by Belle-Vue (InBev)
Style: Lambic - Gueuze
Sint-Pieters-Leeuw, Belgium

Serve in Flute, Tumbler

141211: Clear amber color with medium size white head. Sweet aroma of bread. Flavor is very sweet with a little hint of apple. If this realy is a gueuze, Its for beginners.

Clear amber with a white head. Aroma is malty, light sour, light cherries and light marzipan. Flavor is medium sweet, light sour and light acidic. Dry and light acidic finish. The labels says gueuze but it feels like a weak kriek. 141211

5.2% amber colour with good head. sweet sour aroma, tart taste with sweet citrus fruits, a bit too sweet and a woolly mouth feel.

25cl bottle. It’s a 5.5% alc and not 5.2%. Dark orange, clear with a descent, gray head. Nose : Dried fruits : plums, apples. Raspberry. Soapy yeast. Sip : Water with good carbonation. All nose aromas are developed with a medium sourness. Overall it’s a refreshing glass. I’m not a big fan of spontaneous fermentation but when you need a glass of refreshment I might come back to this one.

Pours a yellow, filtered, smell is sweet and of kind of a bready smell, the taste is really sweet and does not mix with sour, which there really isnt any of.. Overall very un refreshing

750 ml best by 1991 poured a clear tarnished gold with no head. Aromas of straw, barnyard, apple and light citrus. Palate was light bodied and smooth. Flavors of straw, apple and mustiness with a smooth dry finish.

UPDATED: SEP 18, 2011 Bottle purchased in Brugge. Poured light amber with little head that retained. Sugary sweetness along with light fruit flavours. Smooth finish.

Bottle as a gift. Pours out to be a nice oak brown colour with grainy aroma’s alongside some fruity yeasts. Flavour has the grainy sweetness and sourness of wich is common in spontaneous fermented beers. Looks great in the glass, good carbonation going on. Didn’t expect anything like this, but it was quite good.