Douar Men Rohane Blonde

Formerly brewed at Brasserie Celtik (formerly: Douar Men)
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
Cléguérec, France

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Bottle. Pale golden beer with a weakly citric aroma and gentle lemon flavour with a mildly dry finish. Overall an average beer.

Bottle. Apple malt aroma with hints of pepper and clove. Cloudy light amber color with large, quickly collapsing head. Tart lemon/grapefruit flavor - very dry - a bit like a Lambic. Agree with Joris - the change to Celtik must have been a good thing - not spectacular but a nice tart beer.

Orange tinted yellow-gold beer with yellowish, good head, receding. Chalk when pouring. Faint citrus, bit of malt. Weird taste. Again citrussy, with a little bitterness, as a moulded orange. Some ambrée malt. Retronasal little salty pinch, and a bit of chaff. Light to medium bodied, slight acidity burn. It’s not my favourite. But it would seem the change from Douar Men to Celtik has brought some healing changes, no, fiulijn?

Flat; blond color. Plastic aroma. Sour taste; infected; with some residual sweetness. Stop this nightmare!

clear blond colour, absolutely no foam, vinegar and green apple in the nose, light-bodied and very acidic and slightly salty with a watery finish - totally undrinkable; the guy at the quality control was apparently in holidays ...