St. Louis Gueuze

Brewed by Brouwerij Van Honsebrouck
Style: Lambic - Gueuze
Ingelmunster, Belgium

Serve in Flute, Tumbler

Bottle. A semi-clear, golden beer topped by a dense white head. Slightly funky nose, weak and citrusy. Sweet and fruity flavor with some sourness, not much funkyness to be found. Medium body. The sourness chimes in in the finish, but it’s quite weak here as well. A boring one, sure drinkable, but too sweet to down a few of it or use it as the quencher a geuze should be. 100327

Bottle. Amber colour. Small well lasting white ehad. Fair lacing. Sweetish yeasty sour aroma. Sweet, soft, yeasty, fruity sour flavour.

Draught at Sankt Nikolai Pub. Not that interesting, i expected a geuze, but got a cider ??!! Golden, white head. Aroma: Grape, solphur. Taste: Green apples, fresh, grape. But too fresh and pleasant....I bet I could sell it as a Cider to Douglas !!! Do you know Douglas, well you are gonna !?!? Well I am not a cider-boy.

Bottle, bought @ Belgisk Bryg, Cph.
Pours a beautiful clear orange with a small, creamy, off-white head. Aroma has lots of citric tartness, good apple notes and a feel of Belgian sugars. Light feel and highly carbonated. Flavour is extremely mild, lightly citric tart. It isn’t sweet as fx chapeau, but just non-existent.

Orange with a lasting white head. Hints of leather and barnyard and malt in a weak aroma. Sweet and malty with only a hint of geuze tartness. Faro? Disappointment?

Deep amber with an OK head. The aroma is acidic. The flavour is initially sour in a fresh and typical way, but then comes sweetness, caramel and fruit along. The sweetness is too strong for this kind of beer...

Sharp aromna of oak lemon and cherry. Sweet and a bit sour flavor. Not too bad, but a bit artificial.

bottle at Københavnske Øldage 2009 clear yellow, small thick head aroma is sweet, artificial. flavor is sweet, fruity, boring. artificially sweet end.