Bourgogne des Flandres

Small white head. Deep dark red barely translucent body. Dry-sweetish-acidic wooden cherry taste with metallic notes. Mid-bodied. Dryish empty papery wooden aftertaste with malty notes. Well. (0.33l draft, Beer Exchange, St. Petersburg.)

On tap in Paris. Very dark red, fruity aroma with a bit of sourness. Quite sweet brew, this is not able to compete is the same league as Rodenbach et al. Fine malt and fruit, but it lacks the bite.

250 ml bottle. From Turnhout, Belgium. BB 12.09.09. Dark reddish brown colour with small off-white head. Sour fruity and sweet yeasty aroma. Sour, fruits, sweet, wine and spices in flavour. Quite allright.

0,75 l bottle, shared with Gbright, bought in Corte Ingles, Palma de Mallorca. Deep ruby color, foamy tan-beige head. Aroma of raisins, some dried fruits like plum, sweet&toasty caramel. Medium bodied beer with smooth mouthfeel with sweet taste of a red wine, some flavor of dried fruits like raisins and plum, spicy vanilla....Fine one, but a little bit artifical...

dark brown coloured body with a off white head a fruity malty aroma a fruity malty soury taste with a sweet bitter finish

Dark brown colored brew. Sour, vinous aroma. Flavor is sour, some sweetness, spices and vinous. Not really interesting.

Dark brown coloured beer with small off-white head and medium carbonation. Malty yeasty aroma. Full palate bit sweet. Finish is sweet spicy bitter.

Bottle. Sure vinous but this one is way too sweet. This used to be my girlfriends favorite beer...