Cimes La Mousse au Miel

Brewed by Brasserie des Cimes
Style: Spice/Herb/Vegetable
Aix les Bains, France

Serve in Lager glass, Tumbler

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Bottled 25cl. Courtesy of jaghana. Hazy appearance. The nose is dominated by honey. Very sweet. No bitterness. Pleasant and very approachable. A drink for people who don’t usually like beer. Thanks a lot jaghana!

Bouteille 25 cl. Blonde à fine mousse blanche assez persistante. Nez dans un pot de miel. Toute la douceur du miel, son fruité et son parfum dans cette bière qui ne renie pas son originalité. Note acidulée de bonbon. Est.ce encore vraiment de la bière ? Elle est ici complètement effacée.

Bottle 25cl @Auchan, a clear golden beer with medium head. Nose is like honey sweets. Aroma is sweet with the honey sweets notes, is it natural ? No real malt or hops flavor, a sweet like beer for girls, not bad but not very interesting in beer terms, too sweet.

Wow, a thick brew, I worked in a sports bar around 1995 that had Oregon Honey beer on tap, its like night and day, this is a thick sweet beer, its not bad, but it for sure has a texture to it, a slow, sweet drinker, abit to sweet, but ok I guess, its not something I’d drink everyday, but my wife liked it.

bottle, Auchan Illkirch-Graffenstaden. Golden colour, small white head. Aroma of honey. Rather light-bodied with smooth carbonation. Mild honey flavours dominate.

Bottled(250ml). -4pack of different La Mousse (Violette, Chataigne, Framboise and Miel) from Geant in Briancon.
Honey stum coloured, medium to big white head, dusty honey caramel nose. Sweet honey and slight cardboard taste with thin palate and dry bittersweet finish.

Bottle shared with and courtesy of ozujsko (thanks!)
Poured a murky dull ochre body pierced by lively carbonation and a nice thick, almost creamy white head that went away at a medium pace. Cheap honey nose, a bit papery. Sweat taste of honey and light cardboard, with the honey tasting like the one found in some white chocolates (and Toblerone maybe) which can be nice when in a chocolate, but in liquid form (because this basically tastes like honey diluted with water), nah. The only traces of anything beer like can be found in the loooong, slightly bittersweet aftertaste. Ah, well. Compared to the lovely "des Champs" beers, this is crap, compared to the average beer you find on the shelves, this may be a touch better.

Bottle. Honey coloured body with a small and fast disappearing head. Mostly pilsner malt aroma, with some honey. Identical flavour, but quite sweet. Dull beer but undrinkable.