Poperings Nunnebier

Brewed by Verhaeghe
Style: Belgian Ale
Vichte, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

33 cl bottle @ De Garre, Bruges. Rated on 15.07.2010
Orange and sweetish malt in the aroma. Flavour has sweet malt, some spices and hints of orange. Good and drinkable but still yet another belgian ale.

Appearance: Fun label. Yellow golden. Clear. Good amount of white head. Aroma: Fruit and malt, some citrus. Taste: Fruit and citrus, hops then some malt. Nice aftertaste. Info: 330ml bottle, 13/6-2011

Bottle. Creamy whitye good mostly lasting head. Yellow colour. Moderate malty and light hoppy and yeasty aroma. Moderate bitter flavor. Week fruity esters. Average light bitter finish. Oily palate.

Bottlle. Low fluffy white and quickly disappearing head. Clear golden body. Mild sweet honeylike aroma. High amount of carbonation, relatively acidic and bitter sweet malty flavor with a long aftertaste.

Bottle, bought @ EG.
Pours a nice, clear golden with a big, creamy, white head. Mild aroma with some fresh fruit, light pineapple, green apples, some lemons and fairly crispy malts. Highish carbonation, frothy and fine mouthfeel. Flavour is a bit limited, quite fruity with some yeasty esters and a fair malty base. A bit of oranges and green apples. Okay, even if it is quite uninteresting.

Alright golden blond ale that’s refreshing and quite hoppy. Odd label, though.

Bottle from Beer Temple. Gold orange body with medium head. Nose of citrus and spices. Taste fruity, caramel but quite spicy too. Bitter and hoppy in the warming finish. Pretty good.

Bottle (33 cl) from Etre Gourmet. Clear golden, medium white head. A nice mix of almond paste and floral hops. Dry with medium bitterness. Refreshing.