Chimay Rouge (Red)

750ml bottle from By the Bottle in Vancouver, WA--Poured a rich, ruby-chestnut body with a full beige head. Yeastiness, hoppiness, and sweet maltiness prevailed on this beer. Lots of aroma and fruity complexities. Effervescent mouthfeel, but not over the top. Gritty, full-bodied texture. Great hoppy profile. Spicy yet easy on the palate. I could drink this all day.

750ml corked bottle. Dark murky amber with big foamy white head that thins to nothing quickly. Yeasty alcohol aroma. Bubbly, malty, dark fruit, mild taste.

the first of the three Chimay, lightly fruity and very aromatic, its he standard to what all Belgian should be

Bottle. Poured an amber color with a three finger white head. Aroma of malt, caramel and fruit. Flavor was sweet malt and a bitterness at the end. Good beer.

Poured a amber color with a thick white head. The aroma is dark fruits, caramel, and malts. The taste was almost the same is the blue, just a little watered down in comparison. I enjoyed it.

Reddish Brown color, citrus floral lavender aroma with sweet notes, grape fruitiness with maple smooth flavour hints of some spice and nut. Very nice beer

Drank with friends who had never tried this variety. They really appreciate its dark fruit, spice and malt flavor, commenting on how many different tastes were in one bottle. There of course are many beers quite a bit more complex and I will enjoy sharing these with them as well.

Bottle from Plano Beverage in Plano, TX. Pours a hazy red with beige head, good retention. Has nice floral, malty, earthy aroma. Flavor has some citris with nice malt character, balanced bitter. Mouth feel seems like a belgium, soft and chaimpaign llike. Over all a very tasty brew....