La Binchoise Flora

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

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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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.

(Bottle 75 cl) Dark golden, slightly hazy with a nice, dense head. Fruity nose. Rather light-bodied and not overly complex. Hops are there but never dominate. Decent but far from exceptional. 081098

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

Bottled at RBESG 2005. Clear orange coloured with a yellow head. Acidic aroma of malts and grass. Harby flavour of malts and grass with a bit sweetness.

Hazy orangey-amber colour. Plasticy-malty aroma shows hints of peach, dust. Sweet caramel, slightly woody/vinous malts and a light floral note, with hints of spice. So there’s a few worthwhile elements but really that’s all there is.

Bottle. Pours an amber colour with a white head. Sweet malty aroma. Malty flavor with some hints of caramel. Long malty aftertaste with some hints of alcohol.

(33cl bottle) Clear amber body with a big beige head. Aroma is moderately sweet, flowery, honey, orange, peach. Taste is moderately sweet, flowery, orange, peach. Smooth light-medium body.

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

Bottled. Amber coloured. Unclear. Light beige head. Old fruits and sweetness with a light touch of spice dominates the aroma. Flavour is light sour with some fruit notes. Sugary. Is quite light bodied. Ends on a sweet dry note.