 Oakes (7032), Miami Beach, Florida, USA
Jul 23, 2002
Mind-bogglingly complex for such a light beer. Very sour, as befits the style. Phenomenally refreshing. For serious drinkers only. If you need syrup to drink it, you need to go back to grade school because this is for adults.
kappldav123 (1172), Markkleeberg, Germany
Oct 30, 2008 Had an old bottle from 1989 - 0,75l - made for friends of the brewery. The bottle looks good, the beer in the glass also, but there’s no foam. Starts very sourish, prickly. The finish is a bit moldy and metallically, but I think that’s because of it’s age. Really good one!
azlondon (528), Greater London, England
Jun 26, 2008 Updated: Jun 27, 2008This was the worst beer I’d ever tried (at least up until then).<br />
Appearance: Pale yellow-brown, no head, fizzy.
Aroma: Not wheaty at all, fruity. As if it is not ready.
Taste: Absolutely revolting. Acidic. Sour, though hint of fruit.
Info: 330ml bottle, 19/11-2005, 55/300, 35/500
ekstedt (2052), Göteborg, Sweden
Jun 10, 2008 <i>Bottled at Berliner Republik, served with a straw</i>. Hazy straw yellow, low white head. Cidery aroma with green apples, some grapefruit, some tropical fruits and coconut. Light in body, soft carbonation. Dry and acidic. Very refreshing on this warm and sunny day in Berlin.
gnoff (2923), Göteborg, Sweden
Jun 8, 2008 (Bottle at "Berliner Republik", Berlin)<br />On June 7, 2008<br />Shady yellow color, white head. Sweet, apple and acidic scent. Acidic, lemon taste. Moussy mouthfeel, low bitterness.
pivnizub (4007), Porúří, Germany
May 22, 2008 Bottle (best before 15/09/07): Slightly hazy, rather quickly collapsing white head, lazy carbonation, pale golden; distinctive sourish fruity nose (green apples); sharp sourish flavour with a very faint sweetness, not too light bodied; apples and lemons in the dry, sour, tart and slightly sweetish finish. Good suff, better than many "commercial" examples of the Gueuze-family. What a pity.........
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