Petrus Blond

33cl bottle from a Leclerc in Colombes, Paris. Typical lager look - amber with a short-lived, soft white head; grainy aroma; rich honey flavour; lacking finish.

Hazy golden color. Fruity notes in aroma and flavor. Thin, fuzzy head that dissipates rapidly. Interesting combination of flavors--banana, citrus, spice. A nice beer, though not particularly remarkable.

Bottle BB4 10/07/10. Thin head even in a Chimay glass. Hazy golden amber. Very clean aroma, only a light fruit scent. A certain tastiness to it though. Somehwhat chalky dusty finish. In between a long light mellon and citrus flavour. Kind of refreshing.

Bottle. Pours a golden body with a thin white lacing. Sweet over ripe fruit, lightly malty with a bready body. Light sweet malt with a hint of banana.

A very wheaty aroma, too much so for me. That said, this has a great flavor to it. Some spices, a light hop, but quite smooth. Realy fantastic.

330 ml bottle. Finland. Quite nice, easy to drink but nothing to remember by.

Opaque golden body with a short white head, sweet scents of spring, great balance between hops and malt provide a clean, refreshing repast. The degree of carbonation matches the fruity notes perfectly.

Bright orange hazy beer with a thick white head showing excellent retention. Initially aroma is entirely of cooked noodles but as the head recedes a little and the beers settles some cooked peach and sweeter doughy aromas come through. Flavour is quite fruity-- tangerine sherbet comes to mind. The yeast imparts a lovely creaminess to the mouthfeel. Finish is moderately bitter. The beer is much better than the initial aroma implies.