Vieux Temps

Brewed by InBev Belgium
Style: Belgian Ale
Leuven, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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Pretty much like the others say: standard brew. light amber colored. Watery..
Too much to add, too little to say :)

Bottle. Clear light to medium amber color with a small, frothy / fizzy, fair lacing, mostly lasting, off-white to white head. Aroma is moderate malty, roasted, moderate yeasty, toffee, butter, sour / old brown sugar. Flavor is moderate sweet with a average to long duration. Body is light to medium, texture is watery, carbonation is soft. (021207)

Orange colour, white bubbly head. Aroma hardly noticable, some hops. Flavour is hoppy as well, with some caramel.

Dark amber of color with a white head. An aroma of spice, sweet notes and bitter spice. A flavor of spice, hints of malt.

Bottled, 330ml, from E. LeClerc Vouziers. Gold amber with white head. Quite a dull Belgian Ale, a little spice, quite sweet, a bit rough around the edges, quite poor really. Disappointing.

Bottle. Amber with a moderate white head. This did nothing for me. Tired hop aroma with some soggy yeast. Flavour was forgettable before a dry finish limped into view. And I thought Palm Speciale was dull...

Bottle 0,25ltr: Amber with some spices and light sweetish taste and some waterish, bitter finish.

Bottle, 25 cl. Amber with creamy white head. Aroma: sweet and spicy hints. Thin bodied. Taste sweet and a very little bitter, finisch is dry.

Malty, Apples, Plums and yeast but I understand it has changed over the years to a boring beer. 481 of Michael Jackson’s Great Beer Guide.

Bottle. Short white but lasting head. Dark cobber clear body. Mild and spicy hgops aroma. Flavor of oranges and caramel. Lot of carbonation.