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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090313. Bottle at home. Pours dark amber with a nice high head. Aroma Belgian yeast, anise. Spicy tooth paste ginger ale like taste. Not Bad.

Bottle@home, 33 cl. Head: thick white foam. Colour: yellow golden. Aroma: hops, yeast. Taste: malt, some yeast, bitter. Palate: medium CO2, medium bitter finish. Overall: typical St. Feuillien taste.

bottle 33cl @ home. pours slightly cloudy copper with a small head. sweet toffee and spices in the aroma. caramel, spices in the flavor. quite carbonated mouthfeel

Brown bottle, 33 cl, best before 25/01/12, via Importations Privées Bièropholie (merci Hughes!), savoured on October 17 2012; eye: amber, clear, light effervescence, tiny sheet of beige head, slight lacing; nose: yeast, malt, candied sugar, acridness; mouth: malt, sugar, burnt, acridness, acrid finale with presence of sugar, medium-full body, good carbonation, mildly sweet, a bit thin; overall: ordinary FRANÇAIS Bouteille brune, 33 cl, 8,9 %, meilleure avant 25/01/12, via Importations Privées Bièropholie (merci Hughes!), savourée le 17 octobre 2012; œil : ambrée, limpide, légère effervescence, petite couverture de mousse beige, très légère dentelle; nez : levure, malt, sucre candi, âcreté; bouche : malt, sucre, brûlé, âcreté, finale âcre avec présence de sucre, corps moyen-corsé, bonne carbonatation, moyennement sucrée, un peu mince; en résumé : ordinaire

Bottle 33cl. Orange, clear with a huge lightorange head. Aroma of fruits, caramel and light spices. Bitter-sweet taste with a caramelish end. A bit sick today, so not to much aroma here.

Reddish brown colour, no head. Aroma is pure liquorice, with slight malt notes. Flavour is liquorice, light sour notes. Light sour finish with loads of liquorice.
Too much liquorice for me. I’m not a fan.
(Sample from 75cL bottle, as Forårsbryg @ GBF3, Gent)

bottle sampled @ GBF 2012 // hazy orange, amber no head // smells like freaking pure liquorice with some caramel malt, candy sugar, yeast, spices, fruits but mainly liquorice which carries over into the taste, picking up some caramel malt, spices, yeast, orange peel and candy sugar as well, touch bitter in the finish // certainly a bit too much carb. // for a pure liquorice (yes, I am not a fan) beer this actually not too bad

Bottle, 75 cl. Chestnut colored beer with a huge off-white head. Yeasty and malty aroma with notes of spices and toffee. Quite enticing, actually. Sweet yeasty flavor with spicy notes, hints of dried fruits and a hoppy finish. Well balanced, and not too heavy on the alcohol for a Belgian.

75 cl. bottle from Netto, shared. Clear, amber colour with a big off-white head, that collapses in to a thin cap.Spicy and yeasty aroma with malts and fruity notes, especially anise. Taste is sweet, spicey and malty with good anise notes .Medium body with a lively carbonation, creamy texture. Long lasting, fruity and spicey finish. Good Easter beer

Bottle....It pours deep amber with a fluffy beige head.... The aroma is fruits, flowers and sweet... The flavor is malt, caramel, some spices, sweet and hops....medium body .... nice mouthfeel and balanced finish....