Dupont La Bière de Beloeil

Brewed by Brasserie Dupont
Style: Bière de Garde
Tourpes-Leuze, Belgium

Serve in Stem glass, Tulip

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A hazy amber ale with a thick creamy light moka head. Pleasant coriander yeasty aroma. In mouth, a nice spiced malt with coriander, orange peels, alcohol, very pleasant. Medium bodied. 750 ml bottle from Bieropholie import.

hazy amber-orange colour with few foam, estery with strong honeyish notes, lot of carbonation, slightly oily with a full body, nice balance between sweetness and bitterness, long and dry aftertaste of bitter orange - strong character

Bottle (0,75 l): deep golden to light amber coloured, big foamy quite stable head; sweet, fruity (oranges, orange peel) nose with some delicate hoppy edges; mainly sweet, but also bitter flavour, velvet MF; sweet-bitter, fruity and spicy finish. Well rounded and pleasant..............

750 ml bottle at Moeder Lambic, courtesy of Arne and Cameron, thank you gentlemen! Hazy golden color, large fluffy off white head. Initial aroma of phenols clears quickly and becomes a nice peppery hay scent. Malts dominate the taste, with a decent amount of spice. Very nice body. Overall a decent saison.

Bottle. Clear amber with medium tan head. Aroma is malt, fruit, spices and yeast. Flavour is malt, little caramel, little fruit, yeast and alcohol.

(75cl bottle, together with pivnizub) Hazy amber effervescent hue with a huge and persistent yellowish foam. Slightly sweet, sugary malty and fruity (orange zest, green apples), yeasty aroma with a shy flowery hoppy note. Bittersweet flavour, rich malty and yeasty taste, initially quite sweet, later bittering out; spicy fruitiness of oranges, malty and yeasty bitter, slightly tart finish; medium to strong body, creamy textured mouthfeel. Well-crafted brew.

Poured a medium to dark, cloudy amber with a smaller (1.5 finger) head. Aromas of yeasts, light citrus, spices, fruity with a little flowers (lot going on there). Starts off lightly sweet and turns sour. Light caramel comes out in the taste as well. Alcohol content well hidden. Finishes dry and clean. Very good.

Bottled. A hazy orange/ginger coloured beer with a big thick creamy looking white head. The aroma is funky, with nice bitter orange fruits and peppery hops. Quite restrained yeast notes, and a fizzy welcome. The taste is juicy and fruity. More oranges but this time they are quite sweet. A good whack of yeasty Belgian alcohol and a long satisfying finish. A lovely beer.

330ml bottle (Porvoo Harvest/Dark Beer Festival). Rich razy orange. Slightly sweet and sour aroma. Competant light malty body. Should re-rate, as I lost my notes.

Bottle shared by GT2. Pours lightly hazy amber with an average, creamy white head, long retention with light lacing. Aroma is biscuit and cookie malt, light spicy and earthy hops, and light fruity esters. Flavor is dominant malt with background hops and bitterness, fruity esters, and farmhouse yeast. Medium body, warmth, and carbonation.