La Voie Maltée Courtisane

Rusty nail copper, with a full inch of compact, stout-like head.
Borderline skunky hop profile, but not in a lightstruck kind of way, more like some really dank weed. It had sort of a smokey, café au lait quality to it as well.
Lightly carbonated with plenty of malt, without being very heavy, plenty of grain in the aftertaste, this was fine but would have been killer on cask.

Aroma:butter,caramel... Appearance:cooper ,good head... Flavor:butter scotch....

A hazy orange beer with a small dense off-white nitro-head. The aroma is sweet malty and fruity - especially oranges coming thru, but the aroma is very light. The flavor is sweet malty with notes of oranges and a dry hoppy end.

Clean citrus-grapefruit hops underlying grainy malts. Clear copper coloured body with generous and dense, lasting, white (nitro) head that laces nicely. Grainy malts and herbal, grassy, citrus hops with some grapiness in the flavour. Fairly prickling, assertive carbonation with medium body. Sampled at the brewpub with Oakes, Rastacouere and Ungstrup.

Huge white head is very sticky and covers completely the clear amber body. Nose is grainy and hoppy, rather oily, nutty and soapy, not unlike a youngs london special with less orange. Taste is quite light though, nutty and earthy with grassy suggestions. Slightly creamy texture, moreso oily, fitting light body. Interesting for what it is.