La Binchoise Flora

Formerly brewed at Brasserie La Binchoise
Style: Belgian Ale
Binche, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

Poured a medium orange color with an averaged sized white head. Aromas of fowers, citris and a little musty. Sweet and floral tasting with a dry finish. Nothing too special but nothing bad either.

The aroma is sweet with strong notes of yeast, flowers, apples, and aroma hops. The color is dark amber and it has a fine cream colored head, though disappearing. The flavor is very nicely sweet with notes of yeast, malt, flowers, fruit, oranges, and forest. The end is a very well balanced bitterness that lingers.

Bottled. Cloudy orange, small head. Vinegary, flowery nose. Mild and soft with a hint of vanilla. Lemony acidity in the finish. Unusual and interesting.

Hazy pale amber-orange; thick creamy, broken-white head. Nose is very floral indeed, slight citrussy, lemon-blossom, nectar. Taste is much sweeter than nose would indicate. Flavour all the same very flowery - not fruity. Yeasty too. Rather thick mouthfeel; long dry aftertaste. Nice and indeed sunny-summer flavours.

White thiny medium lasting head. Cloudy orange color. Aroma is slightly malty with fruity (orange) and floral (roses) notes. Flavor is malty too with candy sugar and fruity tones, ending in a sweet moderately acidic finish. Medium bodied.

Not imported, backpack special. Light and subtle floral aroma, bit of coriander. Nowhere near the intense aroma of the Blonde. Subtle and rounded flavors. Much more restrained than the blonde.

Frothy head. Hoppy aroma and flavor. Some licorice and blackcurrant and apple fruitiness. Nice, well balanced beer.

Corky. Sweet and boring.