St. Louis Gueuze

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

Serve in Flute, Tumbler

Hazy light amber color with small head. No very sour, some sweet cider flavor. Slightly watery.

Pours a amber with a small off-white head. The aroma is sweet sour, fruity and light acid. The taste is very sweet, light sour fruity and acid.

Bottle at 3-små Rum , Göteborg Sweeden: Hazy yellow colour,with almost no head. Aroma of cider,fruits, sweet and a bit sournes in the end. Flavor: Mild mouth feeling marizipan, and citrus mix(?) Thin body, and a thin to medium finish.

Bottle. Very sweet, light smell of cherry, fruity, sugar, light acidic, smell of champagne. Small white fizzy head, dark orange normal clear body. Started moderate sweet. then it gets moderate acidic, the duration is average. Light to medium body, dry, lively carbonation. Really refreshing beer, nice one for the summer.

375 ml bottle from Manitoba Liquor Mart Brandon. Brown/orange colored pour with an eggshell colored head. A bit of a funky aroma that smells like lemon juice, the artificial kind that comes in bottles. Flavor is much more subdued that the aroma. Slightly tart but not funky, notes of lemon. The finish is actually a bit sweet. Not bad but a bit uneventful.

Pleasant, if mild, gueuze. Good introduction to the style, I’d say, though not the place to look if you’re seeking something funky. Straw colored pour, smells of citrus and bread, lively carbonation and quite fruity acid, Refreshing and enjoyable (from a nice fresh keg) but not especially memorable

Dark golden with a white head. Aroma is light sour - vinegar - sweet fruity and sugary. Flavor is rather sweet, light sour and moderate acidic. Too sweet for a gueuze. 051210

Bottle. Clear and amber. Nice and sour, but not too much. A decent lambic gueuze.