Moinette Biologique

"Foret" branding. Balanced sweet/sour, with nice bitterness. Sweet and fruity aroma, complemented by yeasty sourness and spicey light-body. Refreshing!

a nice saison with a slightly different mouthfeel. more sparkling than the typical saison...almost deus-like. nice citrus, spice and yeast flavor. finishes very clean.

75cl. "Foret" from the supermarket. Poured a pretty hazy yellow/amber with a huge rocky head. Aroma mainly of banana/yeast, along with some baking-style spice. Major bubblegum flavor, with a mild white pepper-like spiciness and some citrus and fresh grass notes. Not cheap, but nicely balanced and refreshing on a summer day.

My first saison beer. Tastes like a belgian white beer meets a belgian trappist ale. Pretty good taste. Pours a orange yellow color with a big white foamy head. Not to shabby.

nice hazy blonde with huge white frothy head. nice and spicy aroma with a good dose of yeast. smooth mouthfeel and very refreshing. light citrus fruits, yeast and bubblegum. wonderful refreshing crisp saison. alcohol is greatly hidden.

750ml with Foret label. Cloudy blonde brew with nice spicy saison flavor. Citrus, grassy, yeasty. well balanced & easy to drink. very good

Had this from a bottle under this name: Dupont Foret. Apparently, its bottled under several names. Shared with new friends over a Sushi dinner. Poured a pretty copper color with a large white frothy head. Very light aroma of citrus and grass. Slightly sweet taste of citrus and honey. Some grass, and a nice finish. Didnt taste the alcohol at all. This was a very good beer. THANKS ED for sharing!

2006 bottle, BB 2010. Pours a lightly hazy, orange color with a full, brilliant white, fluffy-rocky head; head is persistant but inconsistant and leaves minimal scattered lacing. Nose is nice but somewhat subdued; citrus notes of lemon peel and green apple, grass hay, light musty-funky yeast, light peppery hops, and faint banana esters. Flavor is similar but more pronounced; lemons create a light tartness with other notes including honey, grass, light yeast funk, and a spiciness which become more apparent as the flavor progresses as well as a moderate bitterness which comes into the picture late as well. Palate is not quite medium, very lively and a little prickly, and dry, but somewhat queching from the tartness. Finishes dry, somewhat short, and mostly bitter with lemon peel, light grass, and a peppery spice which stick around in the aftertaste. Nice suitable saison, spicy, grassy, and tartly citrus with plenty of carbonation, and a decent bitterness. A style that is great to fall back on every once in a while; never groundbreaking, but always worth the attention and pleasant for numerous occassions.