Petrus Speciale

Brewed by Bavik-De Brabandere
Style: Belgian Ale
Harelbeke, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

Tap @ Novare. Pours orange with a bright white 1 finger head. Nose is sweet and light. Taste is pretty much a basic ok belgian ale.

A pretty beer to look at- fluffy head and amber in color. Thin on the palate but saitsfying in a simple way.

Lots of little bubbles inside this orange-coppery brew with a creamy white lumpy head. Laces the goblet beatifully as it recedes. Bready aromas but not particularly pleasant for some reason that I can’t pinpoint. A nice bready taste as well without the harshness of the aroma. Sweet and malty with no bitterness seems stronger than the ABV on the label. A good Belgian.

Bottle and tap. Where exactly are they trying to go with this one? Not sure. Its like a cross between a Belgian amber and some odd herb/spice brew. No flavor profile sticks out. Skip it. I promise, its not that special...

Appearance: Light brown, amber? Lots and lots of head. Aroma: Quite fruity, some hops. Taste: Pretty smooth. Fruit and hops. Herbs? Some malt. Info: 330ml bottle, 19/3-2007, 161/500

This bottled brew from Indianapolis, IN poured a large sized head of foamy white colored mostly lasting bubbles that left behind a transparent golden brown colored typically carbonated body and a foamy lacing. The aroma was mild with herbal notes. The mouth feel was mildly tingly at the start and mediumly tingly in the finish. The flavor contained notes of hops malt and thin brown malts.

amber with white head. not a bad sour flavour but there little complexity here. finishes bland.

pours a amber with almost no head. strong fruity aroma. sour start but leaves a little water down fell on the palate.