St Feuillien Cuvée de Pâques

Brewed by Brasserie St-Feuillien / Friart
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Le Roeulx, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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Slightly sweet fruity nose. Pale beige head. Pale coppery color. Mild hops. Warming alcohol. Some hints of spices.

Om bottle from Vinmonopolet Stovner. Golden transparent, good foam. Good aroma intensity; fruity, floral, mild honey, some malt and Nice yeast influence. Medium body & medium/ high complexity. Medium viscosity. Some sweetness, but very well balanced . Very enjoyable

Light amber with off white head - Malt and some spicy yeast in the aroma - good malt body with some picy yeast notes as well - Spicy yeast that lasts for a while in the finish - this was quite nice

Bottle 0,33ltr: Back label only readable if you know Danish. Hazy amber coloured brew with an good fruity but rather bitter taste.

Bottle from Alko. Amber color, white head. Bitter taste with citrus, malts, earthy notes, caramel and grass. Bitter finish with fruits and citrus. Very nice brew.

UPDATED: APR 28, 2013 Bottle. Orange hazy. Candi, peach, fruity stuff. Bitter, drinkable.

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0.33l bottle (this bottle says 6.5%). This is a clear deep caramel-brown colored beer with a big good looking slightly fluffy off-white head. It smells a bit different this. Hard to describe, but I get references to pine and gin. Also, it’s floral and typical Belgian. Lots of herbs. I like it. On the mouthfeel it’s slick oily and the carbonation level is about average. Spruce, wild forest, herbs and again gin in the taste. Not to much bitterness, but it feels herbal and the caramel is noticeable. Nice yeasty flavors in the finish. Is this a Easter brew? If it is, I can fully support drinking this outside in the steaking sun after a long day on the skies. 16.03.2013

33cl. Bottle. Pours clear amber with white head. Aroma strawberries, citrus, spice, herbs, flowers, caramel, fresh. Taste little caramel sweet, nice hoppy bitter. Mouthfeel creamy, lively carbo. Great spring beer!

Bottle 33 cl. Pours mahogany, copper reddish color with smooth slight bubbly head. Notes of floral, soapy, caramel, yeast, slightly metallic and alcohol. Slightly bitter and alcohol taste in the finish. Too one sided with not much of complexity. This one needs bit longer to warm up and not to drink too cold. After that more aromas and taste started to emerge. Like notes of orange and some fruits.

Live rating from the 2,5 hour train ride tasting session 2013: Bottle: Medium sized lively harsher and creamy foamy head that changes quick an leaves a thick lacing on top of an almost clear orange colored beer. Looks good. Aromas of fruit, orange, pine, soda pop, flowers, soap, some hops and some herbs. Bit of a summer smell. Flavour is spicy, coriander, some clove, creamy, fruits like orange, apricot and peach, some harher grains, light yeasty, loght hop tones and some herbs. Aftertaste is spicy, malty, flowery and some fruity tones. Low carbo, soft cremay mouthfeel, medium body and a texture which is good creamy. Bit strangely balanced with the spices but absolutely not bad.