La Chouffe

75 cl. bottle, Pours yellow, medium white head.Spicy taste with sugar influences. Nice beer!

BOTTLE 33CL Very little nose slightly sweet ,robust head grainy sweetish taste with little finish this beer has went downhill ,could be smaller bottle or change of ownership ,but once a really nice beer is now distincltly average very dissapointing

Cloudy orange color; Light body; Aroma of citrus, floral, and spice; Flavor mainly of citrus, notably orange, and sweet malt; Nice dry finish; Very different but quite good.

Hazy unfiltered appearance that is almost orange. Great looking beer... tastes even better. Very well integrated alcohol flavor. This ones complex and fruity. Very easy to drink given its 8% ABV. Very nice flavor profile. I love the complexity of everything. Alittle malty, honey, spices and fruity. Lovin these strong beligian beers lately

Golden colour, hazed, white head (compact, medium lasting), quite aromatic (flowers, spices), flavor: sweet, light bitterness. Well carbonated (maybe too much). 330 ml @ supermarkt in Utrecht

Source:Magnum of "Big Chouffe at a Nashville tasting.
Glass:Fullers snifter.
Appearance:Hazy yellow/gold pour with a one finger white head.
Aroma:Spices and sugar.
Flavor:Spices and candi sugar.
Palate:Medium body with solid carbonation.
Overall:Excellent beer. I enjoy most of chouffes beer.

A belgian blond with spices in the nose, taste and in the after taste. Not a pure blond, and with all that sugar added, not my kind of beer. Good beer to start learning to drink special beers.

11.2 ounce bottle - $4.29 at Hop City in Atlanta, Georgia. Best Before End 2011. Appearance: Pours out a lightly hazy, golden-hued body with a wispy, white head. Smell: Aroma of honey-flavored candy with supplementary notes of herbaceous coriander, sugar-sweetened lemon juice, Granny Smith apples spritzed with alcohol, and some soft pastoral florals. Taste: Sweet, honeyish malt character attacked with a blitz of sweet fruitiness -- lemon, green apple, and even an indistinct tropical fruit character cross the tongue. Meager touch of coriander. Faint floral character from the hops as well as a mild bitterness. Additional spiciness imparted by the Belgian yeast. Minor hint of alcohol, though very well-integrated considering the purported 8%. Finishes dry with lasting hints of fruit and spice. Mouthfeel: Medium-light body. Medium-plus carbonation. Drinkability: Easily likable, and easily drinkable (at least in the 11.2 ounce format), it’s a tasty, well-fortified Belgian blonde.