De la Senne Jambe-de-Bois

Brewed by Brasserie de la Senne
Style: Abbey Tripel
Brussels, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip

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Blonde dorée opaque, mousse crémeuse, bonne pétillance. Plutôt maltée, assez douce, légère amertume, un peu fruitée sans être sucrée.

Spina @ Chez Moeder Lambic Fontainas Chiara torbida, schiuma persistente. Fruttata, si sente un pò l’alcol, finale amaro.

Lives up to the tag of hoppiest belgian style, Unfiltered sun down orange glow, citric and yeasty aroma. Barnyard, citrus and long bitter finish. Unique.

Tap. Pours a hazy yellow with light head. Aromas of bananas and malt. Fruity and somewhat tart. Flavors of tropical fruit, yeast, light banana. Snappy.

33cl bottle. Large white head atop hazy apple juice body with lost of dead yeasties. Aroma is medium sweet, grapefruit/straw, some cotton candy/orange. Taste is moderately sweet, straw/orange, some candi sugar, grapefruit. Medium body, alcohol well contained.

shared by sam ( gollem) thnx dude ! popurs yellow, small, fast fading foam. ( fades till absolutely gone) malty , small part german malts, strong lager-ish smell. good carbo . very sweet/ too sweet . malty and sugary . still, i ask myself what people find so exceptional about de la senne...

Bottle poured a hazy gold with a lasting creamy white head. Aromas of straw, spice, yeast, pear and light pineapple. Palate was medium bodied and crisp with a smooth finish. Flavors of straw, spice, light yeast and light fruittiness with a smooth lingering spiced finish.

Bottle pours with a clear gold body that has copper hues and supports a nice bright white head of foam. The aroma has apricot, apple and pear like fruity esters as well as some yeasty spices. The taste offers up a similar experience as the nose with a nice hop bit amid apricot and apple like fruity esters and Belgian yeast like spiciness. It ends with an increasing spiciness.

Poured from the bottle into a trappist glass. The light gold with a minimal head, the aroma is nice with a definite aroma of the yeast and citrus, the taste is bitter, with pepper and some sweetness, the carbonation has a nice velvety feel but not the best Belgian.

A lot of golden strong style pear aroma plus a hint of orange and citrus Flavour adds solid bitterness with a hint of candyfloss sweetness and a touch of tropical fruit and may be banana