Lefebvre Hopus

Brewed by Brasserie Lefebvre
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Rebecq-Quenast, Belgium

Deep golden color with a HUGE head. Citrus, pine hop aroma, with green apples, and biscuity golden malt, honey, and a touch of caramel. Bready, grainy malt, with cookies, a bit of caramel, citrus, grassy, hops, spice, honey. Rich and tasty. Sweet. Very refined and classy malt, with a nice bitterness at the finish. Very sweet, but tasty and balanced. Interesting malts. Dig it.

Yellow-gold with foamy white head and lots of lacing. Aroma is faintly earthy. Slight hoppy bitterness with a sweet undertone. Medium bodied

This beer pours a golden yellow with a large white head leaving good lacing down the sides (I actually poured this into a half yard glass though). initial aromas are skunky, clove, and a little leather. Not a very enticing aroma. The sip confirms the aroma. The taste is light, slightly bitter and not that good. Not a very good beer in my opinion.

bottle, light golden color with long lasting foam, aroma of lemon and grassy hops, flavors of clean malty sugar, lemon, bitter melon rind, bright carb finish

Pours out in a clear golden colour with a rich white head. Dryish hop aroma of citric fruits, spices, yeast and earth with souches of dust and straw. Medium to full-bodied with notes of grassy hops, mild grapefruit, spices and straw. Medium-bitter finish of grass, spices and citric fruits.

Bottle, 33cl. Pours a clear yellow/golden beer with an offwhite head. The aroma is sweet, malt and hops. The flavor is sweet and malt with notes of coriander. The palate is dry. Overall a good beer.

Pure white frothy head gold pour aroma woody fruit light floral,flavour fruity fresh tasting a bitter that is a little acidic there seems to be an apple taste and yeast nice citric flavour and sweetness well blended ale finish mourishing hops and sweet malt good stuff.

Bottle. Pours with massive pristine white head initially, fading to a more manageable and attractive layer atop the attractively honey coloured liquid. Perfumed hops to the nose, not atypical of your typical IPA, with malty notes. Not quite as sharp on the palate as your more customary IPA, and quite pleasant with it. A decent ale.