Fumette de Millevertus

Brewed by Brasserie Artisanale Millevertus
Style: Smoked
Breuvanne-Tintigny, Belgium

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Stein

send corrections   |   shelftag   |   edit barcodes   |   add pic

Cloudy amber with a small white head. Aroma had smoke and manure. Smoked flavor with manure, malt and caramelish notes. Finished smoked.

Pours murky dirty brown orange juice (I must have upset the yeast cake) with off white to tan head. The aroma comes across with some subtle smooth smoke notes as well as bits of yeasty spices and peach and apricot esteriness. The taste has smooth approachable smokiness that is certainly there but doesn’t knock you over with a greasy smoked pound of bacon. Behind the smoke are mild notes of yeasty tartness and yeasty spices that create a synergy with the smoke. This somehow attains crisp and sessionable qualities and ends with the addition of a light amount of light skinned fruity ester like notes. Good stuff. Good call Sebastian.

Bouteille (Toernichoise Fumée) 33 cl de la Cave du Vénitien - La Roche-en-Ardennes (B). Bière rousse ambrée, jaillissante à l’ouverture, mousse ocre pâle et fugace. Nez tourbé et fumé, acidité, herbes fraîches. La bouche est pareille, avec des notes fruitées, une acidité citrique et une douceur caramélisée. Notes de prune, gingembre et Whisky . Finale fumée et sèche d’amertume herbacée.

From backlog old bottle with womens legs from Kulminator

Head: almost none
Colour: very dark amberish brown
Smell: nothing but malts smokeyness and a bit of sourness
Taste: not as harsh as the smell and a bit thinner , but nevertheless lots of smoke , some wood/oaky notes , a bit sour and lots of malts , pretty nice !

pours hazy orange-copper with a small off-white head, no retention. light grainy malts, light smokiness, citrus, light to medium herbal-citrusy hopping, fairly acidic. prickly to average cabonation, light body, somewhat oily, relatively short grassy-citrusy finish. decent.

Bottle (33 cl) from bierzwerg.de. Clear amber, medium off-white head. Strong smokey bon-fire aroma. Slightly sourish. Meh.

(bottle) pours a slightly hazy golden-orange colour with a frothy white head. aroma of popcorn, smoked pork ribs, some light butter and musty old cheese. flavour is mostly honey-smoked ham, herbal hops and lactic acid, with a slightly minerally quality in the finish. medium-bodied with average carbonation.

(bottle, 33cl, as La Fumette) Hazy, deep golden to light-amber colour with a big and slightly tanned foamy head. Moderately sweet cara-malty aroma with subtle fruity notes and shy hints of smoke in the background. Mildly sweet flavour, medium bodied with a moderate carbonation. Cara-malty and slightly fruity taste; medium-dry mildly sweet malty finish with a delicately smoky touch and shy hoppy notes. 03.IX.11

Bottle from Beer Planet, Brussels, as La Fumette
Cloudy orange-amber color, with a large head, and nice lace. The aroma is original and very nice, mixing a delicate smoke with more classic elegant Belgian yeast; there is also a light acidity. Lean body, smooth mouthfeel; the underlying beer is simple, the smoke flavor is delicate but nice, but the light sourness is out of place. The final is weaker and drier.
A good step, but can be improved.

Bottle. Deep golden color. Smoke and beechwood in the aroma. peach and beechwood in the sweetish flavor. Pineapple. Some tartness. Makes an artificial impression somehow.

Bottle. Amber - orange, cloudy, small to average and fully head. Moderate, malty and sweetish aroma, smokiness and faint tar with some sourness. Body is medium, malty and sweetish flavor, some smokiness, faint roasted malt with some sourness. Finish is average, malty and lightly sweetish, some smokiness and faint roasted malt, light sourness. Lightly sour and lightly smoky ale – these do not work together.