Dupont Avec les Bons Voeux

Brewed by Brasserie Dupont
Style: Saison
Tourpes-Leuze, Belgium

Bottle, Chris_o shindig. Cloudy yellow straw, thin white head. Quite acetic, sweet with alcohol present. Sherberty yeasty. Banana and something else that I couldn’t put my finger on. Quite complex. Some yeast, and some fruityness. Quite lively with some dusty sweet finish.

75 cL bottle. Pours hazy orange with a slight off-white and lasting head. Spiced yeasty aroma, very classic belgian. The flavour is soft caramel blending into a more strong spice flavour. Some alcohol presence in the finish together with a bitterness. Keynote here is the balance, the beer as such holds nothing different from many other Belgians. The balance however is perfect, not to strong and not too weak eather but very smooth - nice.

Hazy orange in color, with a fluffy white head. My bottle was slightly skunked, but I will overlook that as the product of a green bottle sitting too long in the well lit store. Anyway, I’m also picking up a bit of earthiness and maybe some citrus in the nose. Upon entering the mouth, I taste grass, acid, clove, maybe a touch of plum. This bubbly brew quickly dissolves away quickly on the tongue. Too bad about the skunk but I can see the good points through it.

Man, how pleased was I when this cloudy yellow gold beer, with its creamy dense white head released its aroma of farmy brett and spicy orange peel? The answer is very! And the flavor? Creamy buttery malts, funky hay and leather, grassy and spicy hops, leading to a dry finish with a pointed hoppy bitterness. Freakin outstanding saison!

Bottle, 37,5 cl. Amber color, big white head. Medied body. Aroma malts, good full of hops. Taste is wunderfull, dry malts, bitterness end much hops. Like the alcoholic thouch.

750 ml bomb, pours a hazy golden yellow. Forms frothy white foam head. Aroma is vanilla malts, yeast and spices. Cloudy and sorta funky in appearance. Flavor is full bodied spice, vanilla, somewhat peppery. Ends somewhat dry with a coriander taste. Very lovely beer. (thanks Matt in MHC).

750ml. Pours cloudy yellow with a huge, rocky white head. At first the aroma is more like a strong hefeweizen - clove, wheat, yeast, vanilla then it picks up a bit of tartness and funk when it warms up. Taste is smooth, surprisingly bitter, with a unique finish that is hard to name. It tastes kind of like sour dough bread and not in a good way. Maybe even a bit skunky. Alcohol hidden very well. The weird finish didn’t sit too well with me. This is good bu that flavor was off putting. Fantome still rules all.

Bottle IBS, Perth, WA Im not sure if I tasted this on a bad palate day, but the bottle I had didnt quite hit the lofty hights of most reveiws. Lost of interesting spicy, light flavours, but these seems to be overbourne by a yeasty breadiness that made it feel like a very heavy beer.