Schoune Suroît

Brewed by Ferme Brasserie Schoune
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
St-Polycarpe, Canada

Serve in English pint, Shaker

This is Schoune's best beer, in my opinion. Clearly, others don't agree. It tasted like a witbier and was cloudy with notes of mild spiciness. Tremendously mild and lacks the huge rocky heads of other Schoune beers which suggest infection. Reminiscent of Bavik Witbier.

hazy yellow. huge, well retained white hea. biscuity malt aroma with some citrus and mixed fruit. very sprtizy and yeasty on the palate with some refreshing tartness. looks like I was lucky and got a fresh bottle. quite nice.

Mine didn't explode at all ! And I actually think it was a really good beer. It has a golden colour and a very thick head. Yeasty aroma and fruity and yeasty taste. The brewer may have some bottle problems, but with a score of 2.5 (after 8 raters) I think the beer is underated.

Pourred a hazy yellow brew with a huge head. The beer almost exploded when I opened it but calm down once pourred into my glass. Good mixed of spices with great carbonation. By reading the comments below, it sems this beer might be a bit underrated, or again, I might have been lucky and got a non-infected bottle from this non-consistent brewery.

Big white head, with lots of tiny bubbles. Slightly citrusy fruity and tart flavour.

Bouteille 341 ml servie à 5 celcius. Couleur dorée légèrement brumeux avec mousse blanche ordinaire. Notes d’orange et d’agrumes, d’anis étoilé et de poivre, moyennement houblonnée avec un fini ordinaire. Texture crémeuse, moyennement carbonatée. Le goût ne reste pas longtemps. Une petite cream ale dans le style.

Bottled. Cloudy golden. Doughy malt aroma with some acidity. Lemony, but in a balanced way. There’s melon and other fruits and pleasant, deep malt character. No bitterness.

Foggy orange color.Fizzy, spicy and fruity flavor, Citrusy and Yeasty. Simple beer.