Dupont Biolégère

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

Serve in Tulip

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Bottle from Publick House. Pours a slightly hazed golden color with a nice white head. Trademark Belgian saison in light form. Fresh risen dough and yeast dominate the nose, with the slightest hint of hay/cloves. Nicely carbonated; I get lots of lemon zest, return of the hay and cloves, with a hint of sour in the bitter finish. Very bright beer, quite refreshing. Excellent beer, and at 3.5%, you can enjoy this one all day, if you can find it...

Somewhat hazy yellow colour. Hop aanwezig in geur verder fris. minder hop in smaak decent carbo, but because og low alcohol very soft feeling in mouth. Overall not bad but there is just not enough in noth taste and smell. drank at the benzai’s place.

Bottled 250ml. -from Presporska Pivoteka ie Cafe Luxor, Bratislava. Cloudy pale golden coloured, medium sized creamy white head, flowery nose. Watery and herbal with notes of vegetables, fruits and spices. Dry finish. Quite messy brew but not bad at all.

his beer was tasted at the 2007 Zythos fest. The weakest beer (in alcohol strength) I tried. Hazy, light urine yellow, go and see a doctor if you pass anything like this, no head to speak of. The aroma was of yeast, malt and summer flowers mixed up with lemons, not normal, but not unpleasant either. Tasted fine, slight fizz to it, citrus fruits to the fore which made it fairly sour and bitter. Mouthfeel wasn’t great, the bitterness hung around for a while, otherwise nothing much at all. A summer, hot day beer, I would have another, but not search one out.

pale in colour, hops and that exquisite dupont yeast in the nose. surprisingly gfull flavoured... this is my ideal after work beer.. en om aan genoeg letterkes te geraken: als dees nu nog niet genoeg is kunt ge ze kussen. echt waar.

Nice well rounded drink, tons of body for a relatively low alcohol volume. Malty and wheaty, refreshing to the end.

750ml green bottle, had as Dupont Avril .. . pours a sandy yellow gold .. medium foam, lacing is impressive .. . quite dry .. light honey, bone, sand, and light yeast .. . a good table brew .. . . i love a big soppy pair of milk puppets..

Dupont Avril poured into a tulip. Appearance is a hazy straw yellow with tons of carbonation leaving a billowy white head. Great lacing and head retention. Smell is a little skunky at first but that soon yields to a nice yeasty aroma with a tiny hint of barnyard funk. Some clove and banana with a little bit of lemon. The flavor is quite crisp with some light grain and wood followed by a hint of lemon tartness. A little grape and barnyard round out the flavors. The finish is extremely dry and clean leaving you wanting another sip. It is slightly lacking in flavor and body but for only being 3.5%, this beer would be a great thirst quencher on a hot day.

25cl bottle from CM Vantaa. Poured hazy golden with a nice white head, lacing. Aroma has citrus and floral notes along with some light sourness. Flavor is citrus, hops and some light metallic notes. Dry finish. Thin. Refreshing.

Bottle @ home. Pours a hazy golden appearance with a nice, fluffy white head. There’s a somewhat floral, yet spicy yeasty element along with an effervescent, light citrusy, bready aroma. Tangy, refreshingly acidic, lemon citrusy, somewhat spicy, a touch tart flavor. There’s a nice mustiness to go along a floral component. Effervescent, easy drinking beer.

Draft at Ginger Man as Dupont Avril. Crystal clear, pale yellow, small whispy head. Some funk, grass, mineral, light citrus. Highly carbonated and very light, watery body. Lacking on aroma and flavor, but it’s an authentic feeling low alcohol saison, and quite refreshing.