Petit Orval

This beer is more widely known as Orval Vert . Orange-amber, slight haze; huge off-white head. Typical but very intense grapey Orval nose, hops (dry), leather, Brett - including horsey finish - bit of lunaria, herbal-spicey. Bone dry - but light - fruity, grapey taste, rosewater flavour without the sweetness, different herbal flavours, slightly grassy. Quite light MF, but more filled than expected. Watery feeling as fine spring water. Ultra-long typical hop aftertaste (more taste/flavour than bitterness). Very strangely a very pleasing beer. Something to raise (healthy) children on. Or Brits.

Similar to the Chimay Doree, this is similar to a Orval Light. No label on the bottle. Cloudy orange color with a smallish head. Aroma is herbal and hoppy. Taste is thin (expected), light toast and mild malt. Another beer I could sit and drink for a day or two, non-stop.

Cloudy light tea color. Phenomenal nose, just fascinating, sour and orange, with apricot and spice. Taste starts fruity but then dies away, is a bit toasty but has an unpleasant almost cheap lager-esque harsh finish.

Poured an orange golden color with a medium sized white head and left light lacing on the glass. Sweet, light buttery, and spiced aroma. Taste was light, dry, and straw. Wet mouthfeel.

Hazy orange color, heavy ashtray aroma, light weak taste, light watery body, light dry finish. Orval with water in it.

Orangepeel nose. Hazy amber, low creamy head. In the flavor I mostly get light oranges - slightly metallic. Light body. Mhh couldn’t really enjoy this one.

Thin hazy brown, with a great spicy aroma. The taste is a bit weak, almost like a watered down Orval.

Fruity barnyard yeasty nose, that distinctive Orval spiciness. Orange-dark amber clear, with thin off-white lacing head. Thin body with light-medium carbonation. Starts dry, wiyh light hops and spiciness. Low alcohol is apparent. Low malts, light hops, though the taste itself is very dry. Very simple beer. No match for regular Orval. Good taste, though, just weak.