La Rulles Jean Chris Numero 1

Brewed by Brasserie Artisanale de Rulles
Style: Belgian Ale
Rulles, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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Bottle, mi orge, mi houblon. Pours copper, slightly hazy, thick bubbly white head. Nose is biscuity malt, yeasty freshness, bread, slight candied dark fruit. Hoppiness adds freshness. Mouth is initially smooth malty, touch of lactic vanilla, spice, amarillo and bread. Touch metallic, thin-ish end with warm maltiness, cocoa powder, nice dry finish. Quite nice really.

750ml bottle from Mi Orge Mi Houblon, Arlon, Belgium!!!
The beer in the glass is light copper colored with a creamy, off-white, long-lasting head. It smells wonderful hoppy and fruity, much Amarillo, in the background slightly yeasty and sourish. Starts with lots of aroma hops, fruity and sweet, with a pleasant bitterness. The middle part is very spicy and hoppy, yeasty and slightly caramelly-roasty. Goes into a hoppy-bitter, and yeasty-caramelly finish!

750ml bottle pours a hazy orange with some spitty, white head. Sugary nose, honey, yeast, flowers, apples. Flavor is malty, lightly astringent, yeast, honey, lemons. Medium bodied, astringent finish.

murky gold orange, thin small bubbled white head. Nose is heavy peach candy and sand, mineral with with dusty esters and lighted pepper. High attenuated flavor, front showing dough and earthy hops, mod with bubblegum esters and hops to dial down sweetness, dry finish showing light dough and very dusty grain. Nice, controlled balance despite slight over sweetness. Thin body, could use boost to balance sweetness and ester heavy.

75cl bottle, thanks BeerandBlues2. Medium off-white head atop cloudy amber body. Aroma is medium sweet, spicy, some earthy/herbal. Taste is moderately sweet, herbal, some straw. Light-medium body, light acidity.

Bottle. Pours hazy orange with a large, frothy white head, long retention with good lacing. Aroma is funky and barnyard yeast, biscuit malt, floral hops and fruity esters. Flavor is tart, funky and barnyard yeast, light malt, medium hops and bitterness with a dry finish. Light body and warmth with heavy carbonation.

750mL thanks to beerandblues2. Hazed deeper gold pour with small, dense off-white head. Nice, sheets of lace. Nose is interesting: raw grainy, near radish and parsnip vegetal, sharp root vegetables but not gross DMS cabbage. Moves to sweet orange, grassy hops, hay/straw grain. Taste is dry, hoppy, nice orange sorbet sweetness with a longer, grassy bitter finish. Quite nice. Refreshing, clean and dry. A Ryan Artuso beer. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Bottle shared by BeerandBlues2: Pours a clear deep bronze with a spotty-lacing white head. Has a mild floral hoppy nose with a touch of biscuity malt. Starts with effervescent carbonation and clean soft maltiness with a smooth bittering hop balance before a drier crisp finish. Pretty drinkable and well-balanced, but nothing out of the ordinary.

Cool 750ml bottle consumed with Christmas lunch. Cloudy yellow with an off white head. Yeasty aroma, spicy citrus flavour. Nice bitter finish.

Heavy malty aroma with notes of flowers. Huge, frothy, white head. Good lacing. Cloudy, orange body. Heavy bitter flavor. Medium palate.