Cervoise de l’Avouerie d’Anthisnes

Brewed by Brasserie de Silly
Style: Belgian Ale
Silly, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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Bottle 25 cl. Pours clear and deep amber. Ccaramel malty aroma. Sweet caramel dense flavour. Light spiced and light bitterness. Lasting taste on the tongue. Light nice beer..

Brown 25cl bottle, best before 11th Jan 2008, drank July 2007. Poured into a Brugse, Straffe Hendrik chalise glass. Good redish brown, light mahogany colour, a little dull really, the head dissappeared almost straight away. Not a lot of aroma in my bottle, a bit of sweet biscuits but not much else. The taste isn’t any great shakes, a watery, fizzy, malty, sweet and sour fruit mix, which doesn’t float my boat at all. The mouthfeel is very poor, watery and flavourless. This is another beer from Silly I have been unimpressed with.

Bottle, bought @ Willems, Grobbendonk.
Pours deep clear chestnut with a small, creamy, white head. Fine duration. Aroma has caramel, red berries, mild oxidation, plums and soft viniousness. Medium carbonation, fine dry and light creamy mouthfeel. Flavour is fruity, berries, blackcurrants, chocolate, sharpish dryness with some metallic notes. Light nutty as well.

Deep amber pour block head mild carbonation aromas earthy fruit sweetness floral maltiness the flavours very sugar cane touch caramel some citrus oily touch very pleasant fruit hops sweet mandarine lemon mild grapefruit earthy finish good hop tastes and malt mix sweet bitter ending nice balance on palate

25cl bottle @ Delhaize next to the brewery, 0€67 a bottle. Dommage car je pensais avoir affaire à une cervoise. Bière ambrée, col beige léger. Arôme de fruits noirs léger avec une pointe de caramel et malt. Le profile reste léger, une bière maltée avec un arrière-goût de malt pils amer, un peu de fruits noirs laissant une fine amertume. Sur la fin, je note une fine note de malt grillé/torréfié mais le tout demeure un peu amer surtout au niveau du caramel.

Bottle. Sweet banana and peach malt aroma. Medium amber color with small head. Very sweet (but not cloying) peach, apple malt flavor with a lightly bitter finish. Nice body. Excellent fruit and malt mixture.

Pours a hazy medium orangish amber color. Aroma is lightly malty, hoppy, yeasty, with a touch of fruit. Flavor is a nice mixture of malts and fruits.

Darker amber coloured beer with little carbonation and a very short off-white head. Light malty hinted aroma with a short roasted touch. Medium palate. FInish is light wattery bitter with a malty touched dry ending. Rather medium for a Belgian ale.

amber coloured little sparkling body with a off white head a yeasty spicy aroma a yeasty spicy sweet little fruity taste with a spicy bitter finish

Clear amber coloured beer with small off-white head and yeasty aroma. Full sweet bit sparkling palate. Finish is roasted bitter dry.