Moinette Blonde

Bottle from Sainsbury’s. Golden colour, good head. Aroma of Yeast, spice, citrus hop, candy sugar. Good mouthfeel, tastes peppery, good fruity finish. Nice.

Very nice color and aroma, A little dry for my tastes, but no aftertaste or bitterness at all.

(Bottle) Golden to orange colour, white large head, slowly to disappears. Spicy nose, citrussy, yeasty, white bread. Taste is peppery, citrus again, dry taste, nice bitter finish.

Hazy gold with a lasting white head. Medium sweet aroma with some spicy notes. Sweet biscuity malts with a yeasty mid. Spicy finish lingers. Full bodied very smooth. Nice tripel.

A nice surprise with this one. A light, sweet citrus flavor tckles the tongue and relaxes the taste buds. One to savor.

Slightly cloudy, golden with fluffy head and nice lace. Nose is yeasty, lemony, bready, herbal, farmy and hints of peppery spices. Medium bodied, lush feel, grainy malts, alcohol is evident, somewhat acidic/tart, peppery and yeasty. Wish the sweetness of the malts were a little more developed, would have balanced this badboy out. Good brew but the fact its a triple throws me, more a saison?

A hazy honey color with medium off-white head. Oatmeal & lemon peel, cardomon, yeast, cotton candy. An odd (but tasty) combination of malty sweetness and herbal bitterness with a touch of sour thrown in the middle and a peppercorn follow. Alcohol in the aftertaste. Very nice. The BA Speedway Stout didn’t make it for the New Years/ my #500 but this isn’t a bad choice to mark the occasion with! As of about 10 seconds ago, Happy 2005 Ratebeer!

Bottled. A slightly hazy golden coloured beer with a nice long lasting white head. The aroma is big of peppery spices, wheat and yeasty alcohol. The taste also has tons of spices, again a real peppery feel shines through. There are also lemon notes. The beer is somewhat thin for its ABV.