Duyck Jenlain Blonde 7.5%

Brewed by Duyck
Style: Bière de Garde
Jenlain, France

Serve in Snifter, Tulip

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Golden amber hue with a creamy head. Orange, yeast and fruity nose. Orangey taste with pear fruit and yeast. Decent biere de garde.

Bottle, 75 cl. Taste this beer last week at Lanslevillard (Val Cenis) Blond color with white head. Hops, sweet and malty aroma. Taste, hop, yeast, bitter end. Hoppy yeast flavor it is medium bodied.

Had a peculier smell that reminded me of turpentine. The flavor was fairly neutral, one-dimensional, and completely forgettable. A truly French, French beer. I wouldn’t buy again.

good head some citrus on the nose, some hops, milt malts good for the blond bier de garde type.

Bottled. Aroma of sweet citrus and pretty hoppy. Dark yellow color, off-white head, good lace. Rather sweet, loads of citrus, bitter, well hopped, sticky and warming. Refreshing, not complex but very nice.

Bottle. White lasting head. Clear light amber body. Barley aroma and flavor with just a bit of bitterness.

[Bottled] Hazy amber colour. Light fruity aroma, is there wheat? Fruity flavour, low hop profile, pale malty. The caramel is there, but in small nuances. Soft mouthfeel.

Zesty spicy fruit aroma. Flavor is quite nice, with some fresh honey dipped light fruits, and a bit of bittersweet yeastiness, mixed with some clove spiciness, provides a full round mouthfeel that is quite enjoyable. Not my favorite, but quite enjoyable.

Corked bottle. Poured a hazy amber with an average frothy with head that diminished slowly with good lacing. Good sweet spicy aroma. Light to medium body. Moderate sweet sparking wine flavor with a medium smooth finish.

[bottle from peckhams] Aroma is sweet and yeasty, notes of peach, honey, clove and some earthy malt notes. smooth body, dry, peppery finish. nice and more to the point, cheap.