Trois Dames l’Amoureuse

Formerly brewed at Trois Dames
Style: Fruit Beer
Sainte-Croix, Switzerland

Serve in Flute, Shaker

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Bottle shared at Chris’ pad. Cloudy yellow pour with a white head. White grape notes. Dry and effervescent with champaign like characteristics.

A - Hazy golden-yellow with a finger of frothy white head. Fades fairly quickly. S - Sweet wheat and grainy malts, white grapes, oak, vanilla, Belgian yeast, lemon zest, tartness and sourness, lactic acid. T - Sweet wheat and grainy malts, white grapes, Belgian yeast, oak, vanilla, lemon zest, tartness, hint of sourness, lactic acid. M - Medium bodied, moderate carbonation. Smooth with a tart, sour finish. D - Nice complexity and balance.

Capped bottle from Au Grain d’Orge, Crissier
With a fizzy sound it pours a cloudy deep blond color; like the barrel aged sister, the head has short retention. The aroma is mild and a bit strange, there is some malt and bread dough. Light malt flavor, with bread dough notes and without the expected white wine; the bitterness seems quite low; in the final there is a very light fruity and sour touch.
This version has no acidity, no grapes, no fruits, no character. It doesn’t stand up against the previous sister.

37.5 cL bottle, courtesy of fiulijn. Pours clear and golden orange to yellow with no head. Aroma is wineous, brett and crisp fruity. Lingering wineous and crisp fruity. Mild acidic to crisp fruity. Dry and wineous to acidic finish.

Bottle at fiulijn. Clear golden coloured with a small white head. Fruity and light acidic aroma of acetone, white wine and oak. Fruity and light acidic flavour of white wine with notes of grapes and acetone. Tart finish.

Bottle 375ml.

Clear medium orange yellow color with virtually none head. Aroma is moderate malty, light to moderate yeasty, barnyard, tart grape, tat apple, white wine, light alcohol. Flavor is moderate sweet, light acidic and light to modrate bitter with a average to long duration, barnyard, dry, tart grape. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft to flat. [20100917]

Bottle 37,5 cl. Courtesy of fonefan. Pours a slightly hazy yellow with no head. Very enticing tart grape aroma. Medium body, very low carbonation, tart and citrusy with dry and tart notes of white wine - some wood also. Quite interesting. (and definitely no Belgian Wit!) 170910

Bottle. Small head with short duration. Color is golden. Aroma and taste are malt, yeast, hops, apples and sugar. Quite vinous.

Bottled, thanks Bov! Hazy golden, small head. Sweet malt covered by a heavy dose of citric acidity. Medium to full bodied with well rounded mouthfeel. Buttery and lemony with appetizing sourness. Juicy and intense, yet refreshing and complex. A wonderful, unique beer!

Corked bottle from bierkompass.de. Pale blonde, cloudy. Grapes and a hint of lemon in the aroma. Oak, vanilla, muscat grapesand lemon in the flavor. Hint os plums. A discrete sourness. Absolutely likeable beer, like a young lambic with a lot of plums and grape juice.