Chapeau Gueuze

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

Serve in Flute, Tumbler

Hazy amber with an acetic, redcurrant aroma. Very sweet and thin with the slightest hint of brett farmyard at the finish its only redeeming feature. Avoid.

Unclear bright yellow pour, not much head. Aroma has bacteria, leather, lemon juice, slightly barnyardy, decent aroma. Taste has a lot of lemony tartness, sour apples, very dry and leathery, somewhat funky. Decent, but not impressive. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Amber/rust coloured with a small white head. Smell of rotten apples, urine, old nappy. Sickly sweet, very sour, vinegar, bitter lemon. I feel I should be cleaning the jacks with it. Awful ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Bottle at Haket during Gothenburg Beer Festival 2011
Sampled on Friday September 2, 2011
Clear copper color, white head. Moldy dirt cellar scent, nice. Very sweet taste that destroys the beer. Medium mouthfeel, low bitterness.
Waaay way too sweet, a pity.

Sample from bottle at GBF 2011 conc 2011-09-03 trash bag, tartness, feels a bit cheep but has some qualties anyhow

Poured hazy golden into glass with foamy white head diminshing quickly with virtually no lacing. Aroma of citrus and hay. Taste is quite sweet.

This is quite frankly the worst lambic in the world! The off tastes are indescribable! What complete and utter bollocks this beer is!

bottle@Waagstuk: tastes really sweet, so sweet even that labelling this a faro would be a much better indication of how it tastes especially since this seems to have nothing in the way of a gueuze, taste is that of candy sugar (lots & lots of it) with juice & chlorine, which is not something that I wish to taste