Victory Biere De Garden

Brewed by Victory Brewing Company
Style: Bière de Garde
Downingtown, Pennsylvania USA

Serve in Stem glass, Tulip

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Tap at victory. Sparkling clear gold pour. Full sheets of white lacing. Nose is mega spice adjunct, huge chamomile, lavender. Taste is extremely medicinal, huge tea spices, potpourri. Not Biere de Garde similar to how Swing Session is not a saison.

Pours a clear gold with a medium white head...lively looking. Aroma has some mild spice notes...coriander...slightly herbal...a note of something reminiscent of chamomile. Flavor has grassy bitterness, faint mild herbs, and notable chamomile flavor. Mouthfeel is full and lively with a bitter and dry grassy/herbal finish.

Great aroma of lemon grass, rosemary, and lemon zest. Pours hazy blonde with slight film. Taste is nice and spicy with notes of rosemary and lemon grass. This really enjoyable.

Pours clear gold,aroma is spicy with some grassiness, floral. Flavor is tart, light, minimal malt flavor, very drinkable. Another nice effort.

Lightly hazy golden color with a small, white head that left nice lacing on the glass. Aroma of toast, pepper, floral hops, citrus fruits, and grass. Taste of citrus fruits, wheat, toast, and a spicy, dry finish.

good take on a classic frenco-belgian farmhouse ale. a bit too peppery for my personal preferences, but it fits well. this was very dry, and quenching.

Draft at Craft. Pours clear gold with white minimal head. Nose is hopcitrus, florals, Tastes of floral mildly funky pale malt, white pepper, hops, overall dry with a medium to light palate heft. OK, not great.

hazy gold, heavy white lacing and light head. Esters sweetness leads nose, light sage, wheat, and pavement. Flavor shows heavy bitterness from sage, lightly oily pine, sticky gum esters through zesty end. Too spiced and active, not dry enough.

Draft at craft ale house. Pours clear yellow with a small white head and tons of carbonation. The aroma has a lot of belgian yeast, lemon zest, coriander, orange peel. The taste has a nice lemon flavor with a decent hop kick, dry finish.

On tap at P house, hazy, murky golden color with thin white head, not much lacing. Aromas of pear, belgian spice, pepper, hops, fruity malts and more. Flavor is a lot of the same with a juicy finish and lots of fruity belgian notes. Sessionable, good bite. This one should be a year round offering.