Brasserie de la Côte la Cabernet Sauvignon

Formerly brewed at la Côte
Style: Fruit Beer
Vullierens, Switzerland

Serve in Flute

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Bottled. An unclear golden beer with a thin lazing beige head. The aroma is sweet with primary notes of over ripe fruits. The flavor issweet malty with primary notes of fruit, but also a slight alcohol burn, even though the body is thin.

(Bottle 33 cl) Courtesy of fiulijn. Hazy, amber golden with a tall and very lively, rough, off-white head. Lightly tart, fruity nose. Medium body, sweetish fruity with a strangely alcoholic finish. No real bitterness. Quite unusual. 180907

12 fl oz bottle. Pours hazy orange with a huge white head. Malty aroma. Slight spiced. Sweet flavour with a minor spice note, slight malty. Ends mellow flavoured. Nice.

Hazy golden color; creamy head; nice lace. The aroma is light, but what I discover underneath is not very good: vegetables; later a very light note of grape juice comes out. Round mouthfeel, but with all my goodwill I can’t like the flavor: iron, vegetables…. It’s not bad, but also not interesting.

Bottled. Cloudy golden with lots of sediment and rocky head. Aroma of sweet malt with a touch of red wine. Sweet and lightly toffeeish, rather fruity. Solidly malty and mild flavoured, some almondy yeast character. Soft and warming. Interesting and quite tasty beer, but I’d like to see the flavours more developed.

Bottled (Thanks Bov). Hazy orange colour, big white head. Aroma is lots of fruits, yeast , and some slight alcohol. Flavour is fruits, yeast and some slight acidic notes. Pleasant thing! Not much aftertaste.

hazy reddish-amber colour with a big creamy foam; fresh fruity aroma (raisin) with notes of yeast; highly carbonated, sweet and tart/acidic; some astringence, no bitterness; the finish is soft and short with more fruity and yeasty notes