Lancelot Duchesse Anne

Brewed by Brasserie Lancelot
Style: Bière de Garde
Le Roc-Saint-André, France

Serve in Stem glass, Tulip

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Bottle. Malt, wheat, some bitterness, sugar and honey. Dry on finish. Quite good but maybe not strong enough. Lancelot may be the best brewer in france.

Bottle at Falstaff, Place de la Bastille.Cloudy pale golden colour with thick white head. Fruity and wheaty aroma. Spicey, malty fruity and dry taste. Nice.

Bottle: Aroma is sugary, notes of honey and fruity. Dark yellow to orange color. Very huge, frothy head. Medium sweet, malty flavor. Spicy notes, candy flavor, fruiy and honey notes. Light bitter, dry end.

Bottle. Pours a hazy light amber with a thick foam head. Spicy, wheaty aroma with sour apple notes. Spicy, phenolic flavors with a sweet malt backbone. Finishes a bit astringent with a dirty note.

Cloudy golden color. Not exceptional but enjoyable ale, a bit malty; the aroma is lightly fruity, the taste lightly spicy.

Aroma:cookie,bread,spicy aroma.... Appearance:hazy gold,good withe head.... Flavor:floral,light citrus,fruity,good malt....

Bottle. Impressive head, light brown beer. Quite strong fermented fruit aroma but soon dies, the flavour is quite gentle but quite dry and fairly bitter with dark fruits. Overall a reasonable French effort at a Belgian beer.

Bottled. A hazy blonde coloured beer which did gush on opening. The aroma is spicy and peppery. The taste is also spicy and peppery with a long spicy, but slightly sweet finish. A very well brewed example of this style and possibly one of the best French beers I’ve had.

Bottle. Cloudy golden with large lasting white head. Lightly spicy, grainy, little yeasty, dry finish, well balanced. Another great blonde from Lancelot.

UPDATED: SEP 18, 2005 Pours a hazy golden yellow. Sweet beer that reminds of Duvel, just sweeter. Nice and creamy. Nice yeasty and fruity aromas.