Belle-Vue Kriek

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

Serve in Flute, Tumbler

bottle 300 ml. nice red colour. the smel is a bit sour, not as sweet as i expected. taste is also more sour than I hoped ...

(can) sold as Kriek Classique; red with medium pink head; aroma of cherries, malt; taste is cherries - but not overpowering nor too sweet, with slight long bitter finish, no ingredient list on the can so it is hard to say if they put any unsavory stuff in it

250 ml bottle. Antwerpen, Belgium. Ruby red colour with big pink head. Sweet cherry aroma with some sugar. Sourish cherry flavour with some sugary sweetness.

Bottle at Plan B Best Before 2004. It pours red in colour with a small off white head. Aroma is sweet cherry, wood and marzipan. The taste is to sweet with weak notes of cherry and prunes. Its very watery like with weak metallic notes in the sweet cherry after taste.

Hungary 2010, t.ap Comes out red with a tall pink head and foamy lacing adorns the glass. Smells of dark cherries, flavor is all sweet dark cherry, where’s the tartness?! With some nice tart bacteria added this could’ve been good.Female cousin loved it though.

Got here from the alias La Becasse. Don’t know why as this is completely different from Belle-Vue. Very different taste so I can’t explain why this is listed as the same - it’s not. This pours a very dark brown-red. Cherry smell - surprise. Sweet, but dry at the same time. Little oaky. Which is not bad. I think it finishes way too dry for a kriek though. It is more lambic than kriek. Not bad.

Bottle in Brussels. Pours clear red with light pink head. Aroma of sweet cherries. Flavor of cherry and sugar. Simply too sweet.

bottle - red body with a beige head - cherry nose - sweet flavour with a relative bitter finish