Caulier Bon Secours Blonde de Noël

From the other kp in GA. The pop on this bottle is ferocious. It pours with a vigorous head but it fades fast into just a decent head, just bubbly (not foamy). The color is a thick golden with some clarity. Aroma is weird, it’s a mix of beautiful floral yeasitness with a honey and spoiled milk/vomit... yeah like I said, weird. On the bright side it is a sweet, faintly chocolate, nice type of spoiled milk/vomit. Taste is lower on that weird aspect, just an ester and sweet brew. It seems there is a honey gone awry aspect here. Makes it a bit too sweet and a bit too, well, honey, espesically with all the esters. Its fine, yet over-the-top. A lightly thicker feel but enough carbonation to offset it. A long sweet, honey-ish, and cocoa aftertaste. Its rough around the edges, but for a light colored beer I feel this could age a little bit. There is a bit of alcohol heft to it. Later pours give it a much larger head and a thicker, dirtier color.
33cl, flip top bottle, dated BB D/2009, Bell’s tulip glass.

honey and weird pineapple aroma .. . soapy aged head .. abv has dummed down with alittle age .. good stuff but really offers nothing... parking cones can kill ..

A hazy blonde ale with almost no head. A nice fruity honey malt with yeast, amaretto, almonds, very nice. In mouth, a good malt with candy sugar, alcohol, orange peels, very nice. Medium bodied. Bieropholie import, BB Oct. 08.

hazy yellow beer with a orangeish hint white layer on the beer smells yeasty, of spicy and of mixed fruits and alcohol tasts spicy, bittersweet, some fruit and breadcrust ,alcohol is a bit harsh aftertaste is bittersweet fruity, warm

Bottle. Clear golden colour with a big white head. Aroma and flavour of spice, spice, fruit, yeast and a lot of alcohol.

<i>Bottle.</i> Pours a cloudy yellow/orange with a big off-white head. Bit of lacing. Acidic, sweetish yeast and yoghurt aroma. Spicy notes as it warms. Flavour is tart/yoghurt with yeast notes. Finish is sharp alcohol and yeast. Overall, the whole yoghurt thing is a bit so-so, but it pulls through. <i>11-01-09.</i>

330ml swing-top bottle, bb. Oct.09, thanks to Skinnyviking. Hazy golden body under a low, white head. Aroma of dry white wine with a spicy touch. Spiced taste containing late, sweet banana and acid fruits, with underlying candy sweetness. Foamy-alcoholic on the swallow. Short tail, though. Alright, but much of the flavours are pushed into the background by a prominent element of alcohol. [Tromsø, New Years Day 2009].

Brugge Festival 2008. Sickly blond beer. Spicy aroma. Bit meaty in mouth. Its not awful, but I dont like it very much.