Lutèce Bière de Paris

Brewed by Les Brasseurs De Gayant
Style: Vienna
Douai, France

Serve in Lager glass

Mi ricordo quando ero molto giovane, la trovavo spesso al supermercato e la presi un bel pò di volte per mangiarci il risottino col mi babbo...

Bottle.75cl. Lots of malty aroma and taste, and very heavy cloying sweetness, oily feel, lively.

Bottle 0,75ltr: Amber coloured beer thats have pretty sweet taste and hints of caramel.

Ah, Lutece! Oddbins used to sell this many years ago, I supped many bottles of it then. Packed with loads of rich malty, spicy and fruity flavours. A very satisfying brew.

Bottle from Steen. Nice soft vienna, plesureable, with notes of caramel, straw sweetness and a good one for food.

Second Vienna I got in my whole life. I liked Christoffel Robertus but this one wasn’t that good. The beer has an alcoholic taste even though there’s only 6,4%. I had a big bottle like the one at the picture and I drainpoured the last part because I didn’t like it. The bottle was really cold but when I poured it in the glass, it felt ’warm’ after a couple of minutes already Weird beer.

UPDATED: NOV 23, 2006 July, 2006 Raisin sweet orange/amber beer. Some musty notes in a darkish lager style, like a Vienna crossed with a Biere de Garde. Cardboard aroma; metallic and thin. Mildly interesting, but a bit messy aesthetically. Sandalwood. [2.6]
Nov, 2006. A full bodied amber lager of little character, quality or charm. Quite drinkable, but minimal hops and too much amber or crystal malt is not to my taste. [2.1]

Bottled. A chestnut coloured beer with a tan head. The aroma is sweet and malty and a bit syrupy. The taste is also sweet and malty. It is quite thich and creamy and sickly after a while. Got fed up with it quickly.