Chimay Bleue (Blue)

Deep golden pour with an off white head. Sweet aroma of honey and spices. Smooth sweet taste with honey and fruits with a good amount of carbonation. Had an almost frothy finish.

bottle 33cl, beautiful darkbrown color, brown creamy rich head, complex palet, strong, a mix of fine herbs, a hint of caramel. Delicious!

Pours an eerily hazy dark brown, with a significant tan head. Deep fruity nose with a hint of spice, possibly cinnamon. Great combination of hops and malt once it reaches your mouth, keeps every sip interesting. More sweet fruit notes of plum and even some malt int he taste. The alcohol is present as you finish your sip, but it’s a nice touch.

Chimay Bleue is charmingly dark brew with rich creamy foam. Aroma is strongly malty and alcoholic. Flavor is combination of yeasty butter, plum and malt. Aftertaste is a balanced harmony of hops and malt and alcohol is warming nicely.

Dark hazy brown, roasted malts, dark fruits, floral, yesty, little spice, a bit sour, slight hop.

Hazy brown colour. Pale brown head fast dissappearing. Softy and malty nose. Sweet taste with some prunes. Also some sourness in the taste. Some hoppiness in the end. A small bottle from Alko shop.

’03 magnum thanks to biggreen opened at the Houston BA Tasting. Pours a brown with a nice tan head. Nose is of raisins and malt. Taste is of raisins, malt and some spice. Mouthfeel is medium with carbonation and some alcohol. Very nice.

Nice dark brown color with thick cream and tan head. Besides the expected dry fruit and malt aroma, their was a hint of brightness, floral or raspberry, and little overt alcohol taste. Well balanced flavor, smooth with a sweet finish that seemed unbeerlike, but enjoyable. Happy to serve again.