Chapeau Fraises

Brewed by Brouwerij De Troch
Style: Lambic - Fruit
Ternat-Wambeek, Belgium

Serve in Flute, Tumbler

Poured a flat pinkish tan with a quickly dissipating thin white head. Pinkish tan? I’ll give it another half point for being different. Sweet sweet sweet and slightly beery aroma. Lots of super sweet strawberry in the first couple of sips. Lambic acidity was there after a bit, but you had to look for it. Every sip had tons of sweet strawberry flavor. Unfortunately, like the Chapeau kriek’s cherry flavor, the fruitiness seemed artificial. A bit too much sweetness coming from a beer that I was predisposed to like.

Bottle. Large fizzy, frothy head that mostly diminished, poor lacing, murky, no visible carbonation, and a light brown hue. Nose was artificially sweet, sour, tart, tangy, artificial strawberries, and acidic. Flavor was artificially sweet, dry, sour, acidic, tart, tangy, artificial strawberries, and sugary. Mouthfeel was sour and dry. Light body. Way too sour for my tastebuds and anything but tasty IMO.

Bottle. Red-brown colour, short bubbly head. Sweet aroma of strawberries with a good sourness. Sweet and sour strawberry flavour, quite tasty lambiek actually.

Body is a very foggy brown with a thin tan head. Aroma is strawberries, caramel, white chocolate, honey, yeast, and barnyard. Taste is strawberry jelly with light barnyard, with toffee in the background.

Bottle. Hazy red brown coloured with an off white head. Artificial aroma of strawberries with light acidic notes. Sweet flavour of strawberries and earth with light acidic notes.

Bottle. Nice head with good duration. Color is cloudy red. Aroma and taste are filled with lots of strawberry. Very refreshing.

Bottle. Amber coloured with almost no head. Overwhelming sweetness - you can almost feel the sugar crunching between your teeth. Vile.

bottle. deep amber color. no head. taste like extreamly sweet fruit concentrate. just nasty.