Moinette Blonde

I love this beer, dry, crisp yet effervescent. One of my favorite beers! Two thumbs up to Duponts "Super Saison"

Golden body with a decent white head. Soft spice on the nose a well as some yeast and a little bit of melon. Taste shows the spice again, no hot alcohol, but seems to fall away a tad.

Pous a golden orange with a thin white bubblie head. Aroma is light, yeast and spice. Taste is spicy, corrinador, citrus fruit. Nice carbination A very solid tripel.

Flaske. Flot orange-gul øl med et meget lille bundfald. Duften er kraftig gæret til at begynde med, næsten som at bage brød. Tilgengæld er smagen yderst frugtig men meget balanceret med et godt alkoholbid uden det bliver overvældende. Klassisk fin trippel, lige til at drikke sig bacardi i.

++++ Re Rate 15 May 2009 ++++
750 ml corked and caged bottle purchased at Royal Liquors in Kansas City, Missouri. 2.008 stamped on the cork. Pour is cloudy yellow light golden with a nice white head. Nice lacing as it falls. Aroma is initially pretty skunky, when that clears, a really nice delicate mineral earthiness, with a spicy floral yeastiness. The wheat malt body firmly anchors the base of the nose. Taste is initially big clove, floral spice, then a great earthy yeastiness brightens up the middle. Finish is honey sweetness, earthy and more of the mineral. Palate is medium, very dry and flinty, thirst quenching. Alcohol peaks through just a touch in the finish, though doesn’t detract much. Nice. (9,4,8,4,16 - 4.1)

++++ Original Rating 15 May 2008 ++++
750 bottle, 2006 Vintage, provided by after4ever. Pour is cloudy cheddar cheese orange with a 1 inch white head. Aroma of soft floral, a bit hoppy, sweet wheat and malt. Taste is really soft, very much a full wheat, yeast and floral experience. Some black pepper spice in the finish. Really nice full palate that wasn’t too big for the delicate floral and spice. This one was nice. Thanks for sharing Tom. (8,5,8,4,16 - 4.1)

25.4 oz bottle. Hazed pale orange with a thin white head. Nose is dough and lemon zest that opens up to a wonderful spicy orange honey. Crisp, almost sparkling, carb. A bit oily but still substantial. Taste is apple, pear and yeast. Just right; a perfect brew for a warm afternoon.

Golden appearance with a nice lacing head. Yeasty, malty, spicy. Very dry, slightly hoppy end.

11oz bottle @ Hamilton’s Tavern San Diego. Hazy yellow peachy gold hue, with a rocky foamy white head, nice nose of citrus fruits notes, like grapefruit, good yeasty and floral aroma follows through on a medium-bodied palate with a zesty citrusy character, with some green apples and lemons fruitiness flavors, with a floral hops accent, and a leafy note, good carbonation, a nice complexity, with an alcoholic content well hidden, leading towards a floral hops bittering finish.