De la Soif Willy Wolf

Formerly brewed at De la Soif
Style: Belgian Ale
Nantes, France

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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Light yeasty barnyard aroma with citrusy bitter notes. Hazy dull amber with some fine particulate floating in it, with rocky-foamy white lacing head. Medium watery body with medium-high carbonation. Light bitter start, mild sour mash taste, with some decent citrus notes. No sweetness, with light acidity. Finish is chalky and bitter, with citrus sourness. After is chalky with some barnyard funk. Overall is a bit watery.

Golden amber coloured, medium sweet beer with some nutty flaours. A fruity aroma with a well balanced biter finish.

Cask Handpump at the Beer House, Manchester 14/08/2001 Golden coloured and sweet on the palate with a fruit aroma. Hop finish.

Hazy, amber hue, pour with a long ftothy head, sweet roasted malt, bitter chocolate, buckwheat and a hint of sweetness in the aroma, that follows through mallow medium-bodied palate whit a sweet burnt caramelized malt accent. Finishes with light hoppy note, a very pleasant french beer to drink

Sampled at Le Sois Bock in Paris, France. Peach. Mildly aromatic but very easy to describe. Hints of apricots, almonds, noodles, salt, mandarin oranges and toasted malts. Dry. Balanced. Medium bodied. Notes of peach, melon, white candy sugars, noodles and a robust and malty finish. I enjoyed this. It was great as a palate cleanser when trying a bunch of bigger beers as well.

A bottle conditioned blond ale certainly different to the average French beer.Slightly hazy appearance with hints of fruit.

Cloudy blond color; impressive perlage. Spicy aroma, quite malty taste, well hopped, a bit too yeasty. Homebrewer style, but not so bad.

amber-blond colour, few head, berries and licorice aroma, gingerbread, light-bodied, sweet with a robust malty finish - lot of character

Dark orange coloured. Lively, medium sweet, almond aroma, balanced bitterness.