Britt Ar-Men Blonde

Brewed by Brasserie Britt (Brasserie de Bretagne)
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
Trégunc, France

Bottle from La Cave à Bulles. Hazy orange gold color with a large, fine white head. Aromas of citrus and fleshy light fruits. Medium body with frothy carbonation. It’s a little bitter with citrus and likely coriander. It’s both fruity and floral. Finishes decently bitter. Strongly flavored for a blonde. A joy to drink.

Bottled. Much bulky and creamy foam, optimal persistence and adhesion. Hazy yellow color, orange reflex, extremely bubbly and rich of beads. Elegant and much racy. Optimal appearance. Acidulous and sour scent, notes of tropical fruit and malt. Excessive stinging taste, much lively and prickly. Absent bitter, much acidulous and sour one, notes of lemon, grapefruit and mango. Medium along final.

Citrusy grapefruit rind, ozone, light cat pee. Yeast and farmhouse. Cloudy light golden-amber with thin white head. Medium-light body with light carbonation. Starts out OK, citrus, yeast, farmhouse must, ozone. Light sweetness, medium acidity, light bitterness. Hops at end are fruity and tangy, but there is a big amount of salty residue and chalkiness in the finish and after, like it was made with softened water. Kind of a turn-off. Good amount of hops.

Hazy yellow colour with a big white head. Acidic aroma with notes of spices and grass. Taste of corn with a bit bitterness. Very drinkable beer, but nothing special.

pale golden colour with a fine foam, citrusy hoppiness with some strange notes of vegetables, medium-bodied, clean maltiness, sweet and moderate malty finish

Blond color. Partially interesting aroma, with some mango and peach; the flavor reminds me some beer homebrewed with dry malt: thin body and long infusion; some bitterness.