Pierre Feys Forte Brune

Formerly brewed at Verhaeghe
Style: Sour Red/Brown
Vichte, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium

Serve in Snifter, Tulip, Tumbler

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UPDATED: OCT 22, 2005 Fine brown beer with reddish shine. Light coloured airy head. Aroma has touches of biquits with fresh jam sitting on top, it is slight lactic and has hints of old fortified wine. The beer has a well integrated soft woody touch in the nose and suggest a subtile sweet sour brew. The taste is very caracteristic and is not to sour or to sweet. There are hints of cookies, wood, old port some fruits and milkbread. In the aftertaste there is a slight tannine like crispyness. At the LCRBM (Kulminator Antwerp) Thanks to me for finding this.

Bottle at LCRBM. red/brown beer with an off-white head. aroma: vinous, raisin, caramel, brown candy. taste: sourrish, sweetish, dark fruits, woody and vinous. finishes dry and astringent. nice sour ale.

[bottle at LCRBM] reddish brown colour, nice head. Aroma is dark fruits, cherry, plum, some wood. sweet upfront, sour finish.

LCRBM. Fruity, sweet, woody aroma. Lovely chestnut colour. Nice sweet fruity and sour taste, wellbalanced and very pleasant. Highly drinkable.

Bottled at LC-RBM. Aroma of cherry and very fruity. Chestnust red, beige head, good lace. Sweet & sour, gin, fruit, peppery, woody, port, light dry. We didn’t know which brewery but it did remind us of Duchesse and now I see why.

Red-brown / chestnut colour with a good, irregular yellow-brown head. Lactic nose, sour, wood, slight saccharine smell, aroma of old Burgundy. Extremely vinous character, dark fruit, red grapes flavours. Medium body, dry, very tanninelike, long lasting main taste. Excellent oud bruin. Mixture, original or labelbeer? Great find, Lachesis.