La Bouillonnaise

Brewed by Brasserie de Bouillon
Style: Belgian Ale
Bouillon, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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UPDATED: AUG 19, 2003 Bottled. This brewery was interesting enough, featuring a nice beer store in which the beer was bottled. Also the medieval town of Bouillon is well worth a visit. I'm afraid that the beer weren't really up to par though: Dark amber. Dusty, fruity aroma. Dry with a light touch of vinegar. Clean hard mouthfeel.

From backlog

Head: off white, large
Colour: redish/amber brown
Smell: allot of malts, bit of roastyness, ashy
Taste: allong the line of the smell , not bad i think ...

Bottle @ home. Hazy medium to dark red brown color. Average sized, slightly creamy off-white, mostly lasting head with good lacing. Smell lightly malts, raisin, plum, sweetness and a hint of wood. Taste moderately sweet, some raisin. Slightly dry finish. Light to medium body, average carbo.

Bottle from Beer Mania. Hazy orange body with big head. Nose of caramel, malts and some fruit tastes. Nice and sweet. Syrupy texture. Big heavy but enjoyable.

Bottle (33 cl) from Le Marché de Nathalie Brasserie, Bouillon, Belgium . Clear mahogny, medium off-white head. Fruity and slightly nutty aroma with some red berries, and grassy hops. Medium bodied, moussy carbonation. Dry with a slightly metallic bitterness.

Bottle @ Willems. Pours dark brown with a creamy white head and lacings. Nuts, chewy malts and yeast. Smooth and vinous. Full bodied. Good.

Bottled. A hazy chestnut colored beer with a thick tan head. The aroma has notes of malt, caramel, and vegetables. The flavor is sweet with ntoes of malt, caramel, dusty hops, and alcohol, leading to a dry bitter finish. Thanks yespr for sharing.

Bottle. Deep golden - orange colour with an off-white head. Aroma is apple, alcohol, dried fruits. Flavour is apple, alcohol, dried fruits, caramel. Medium body. Ordinary beer.

Bottle, courtesy of fonefan. A hazy, orange beer with a decent off-white to beige head. Dried fruits, caramel, tropical fruits some alcohol and tea, and white sugar on the nose. The flavor has dried fruits, white sugar, caramel and fruits. Sweet, herbal finish. Medium body, almost sticky-feeling. A decent beer that didn’t ring any of my bells. 091120

(bottle, 33cl, as La Bouillonnaise Brune) Hazy, orange-amber (and not very brune) colour with a big and off-white foamy head. Slightly sweet and moderately yeasty, also slightly mineralic aroma with light malty, nutty and subtle fruity notes. Slightly sweet and sour flavour, medium to light bodied with a spritzy carbonation. Quite slim malty base with fruity and yeasty notes, accompanied by shades of caramel; sour-fruity and pretty slim finish. 08.III.10

Amber coloured beer with some light carbonation and a short white head. LIght malty arome. Slightly sweeter touched full palate. Finish is light bitter and malty hinted. Average belgian ale, no surprises.