Marble Vuur & Vlam 7.2%

Brewed by Marble
Style: India Pale Ale (IPA)
Manchester, England

Serve in Shaker, Tulip

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Bottle at The Cad’s Pure Mad Rocket Mon The Beezer Tasting. Cloudy orange pour with a medium, white head. Vegetal, fruity hops, with light caramel notes in the aroma. Flavor seems restrained, malty, British, with some pine and mild citrus. Medium in body with average carbonation. Moderate finish with nice balance, further vegetal and pine bitterness, light caramel and wet bread. Better than decent.

Bottle, Cad’s drink up we’ve got a table and we need to drink Mikkeller, mon the beezers and leave at 6 epic tastings Musty perfume, great yeasty aroma, some pine and also fruits. Taste is oranges, lemons, grapefruit, pine and something I can’t quite put down. Stunning hops. Excellent drinkability, awesome bitterness, really one to saviour in the mouth. Just what you want. I am loving this. Stunning. So well balanced and easy to drink. I LOVE this.

bottle. Hazy gold. Floral / fruity aroma. Very soft carbonation. Hints of caramel, with a grapefruit finish. OK.

Bottled. Golden coloured. Unclear. Small off white head. Aroma of sweetness herbs, flowers, light fruits, vague spice. flavour of flowers, spice, herbs, some caramel. Medium to full bodied. Dry herbal bitterness in the end. Nice.

Yesterday 20.11.2010 @ beerzolder Alvinne from bottle 75 cl. Clear golden to orange color, with a almost no white head. Aroma grapefruit from hops, citrus, bit malts. Medium body. Taste malts, gapefruits, bit caramel, hopsbitterness. OK.

cloudy orange, smooth large white head. faint hoppy, faint malty, nice bitterhoppy flavor, flowery, malty balance.

Bottle 75 cl. Courtesy of fonefan. Pours a cloudy golden with a dense and lacing off-white head with a fine retention. Fresh and citrusy nose, a little soapy. Medium body, sweet fruit - peachy and exotic with a dry and hoppy finish. A little dusty. Solid bitterness. Not the worst Vuur & Vlam version. 171110

750ml bottle. Pours a hazy golden with a large head. Aroma is piney hops, grapefruit and pineapple. Lots of grapefruit to start, no sweetness at all. Grapefruit medium bitterness finishes. Lots of carbonation.

Sample at Borefts Beer Festival 2010. Pours a clear and light amber beer with a weak offhite head. The aroma is malt and hops with grapefruit, citrus and some peach. The flavor follows the nose closely. The palate is bitterness. Overall a good beer.

Now I want to try all of this series! Excellent light and vibrant beer. Good hop kick with sparkle effervescence. Refreshing as hell.