Bottle from local Grocery by my Hotel in the Latin Quarter. Pours a deep orange with an off white film of head. Grainy aroma with some caramelized suggestions. Fairly light body with a subdued flavor. Thin, caramelized grains, a touch oxidized perhaps, with a note of coriander in the background. Residual sugars in the finish. Simplistic.

(341 ml bottle as Cap Espoir) amber, slightly hazy, with off white head. Aroma of yeast. Flavor is yeast, caramel malts, slightly sweet.

660mL bottle, with a label that is about 20x cooler than the one pictured, of some voyageurs rowing through some rough waters. Damn, this one was good. Pours a really nice amber colour with a large tan head. What seems like a simple Belgian Wit is so much more. Right from the aroma I could tell it was going to be a good one. All the good aspects of a Wit with some delicious other malty aspects thrown in. Spicy, corriander and clove, with some roasty caramalt, given great body and feel from the yeast. Everything leads into this amazing herbal earthy finish of ground spices and a hint of bittering hops. Estery too. I loved this stuff, and could drink it all the time if it were only available in Ontario!

Bottle as Cap Espoir. Full, potatoey, yeasty aroma, mushrooms. Decent body, unfiltered, filling, but flavor is very bland. Mostly just old, stale hops, some metal.

C’est une bière avec un dépôt. une bière plutot bonne, meme si elle a un gout assez fort