Cazeau La Cuvée du Diamant

Brewed by Brasserie de Cazeau
Style: Belgian Ale
Templeuve, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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Tasted on from 75 cl. bottle @ 2de Gents Bierfestival 20.08.2011. Hazy darkgolden to orange color, with darkwhite head. Aroma fruits, bit hops. Medium body. Taste sweet, fruits, refreshing hops, soft bitterness. Not bad.

Good, thick-set yellowish head, leaving shards of lace over orangeish golden beer. Malts; metallic, garden herbs. Sweet dough, dull malts, uninteresting flavour, old grains. Medium bodied, flavours (for as far as present) slowly fading. Not very exciting... Cazeau can do MUCH better!

30/06/2011 75cl bottle @ Klaas’ place - BB: 12/2012 (2011-292) Thanks to Satch for the bottle!

Pretty cloudy orange beer, white aery head, unstable and adhesive, nice lacing on the glass. Aroma: urine (!), citrus notes. Really, it’s as if standing in a dirty men’s toilet. MF: lots of carbon, light to medium body. Taste: fruity, sweet and sugary, a touch of geuze/bretta, some citrus notes, a bit of hops. Aftertaste: sour, more citrus. Not as bad as it smells, but man, you’ve got to get over the urine smell. To be honest though: not everyone in our company smelled it.