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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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!

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.

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.