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Ladyface La Grisette

Ladyface Ale Companie
Agoura Hills, California
Beer style: Belgian Ale - Pale / Golden / Single
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Common descriptors are
La Grisette, meaning "little grey" in French, is a nearly extinct style of a Belgian farmhouse wheat ale. It is pale-coloured, low alcohol, refreshing and light, and brewed with acidulated barley that adds a crisp tartness to the finish. The term was also applied to the independent, unconventional young women who left their country lives to work in bohemian Paris at the turn of the 19th century. The word ’grisette’ refers to a simple dress of gray fabric as well as the free-spirited women who wore them.



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Ladyface La Grisette

Ladyface Ale Companie
Agoura Hills, California
Beer style: Belgian Ale - Pale / Golden / Single
Ref: ratebeer.com May2024

Common descriptors are
La Grisette, meaning "little grey" in French, is a nearly extinct style of a Belgian farmhouse wheat ale. It is pale-coloured, low alcohol, refreshing and light, and brewed with acidulated barley that adds a crisp tartness to the finish. The term was also applied to the independent, unconventional young women who left their country lives to work in bohemian Paris at the turn of the 19th century. The word ’grisette’ refers to a simple dress of gray fabric as well as the free-spirited women who wore them.



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Ladyface La Grisette

Ladyface Ale Companie
Agoura Hills, California
Beer style: Belgian Ale - Pale / Golden / Single
Ref: ratebeer.com May2024

Common descriptors are
La Grisette, meaning "little grey" in French, is a nearly extinct style of a Belgian farmhouse wheat ale. It is pale-coloured, low alcohol, refreshing and light, and brewed with acidulated barley that adds a crisp tartness to the finish. The term was also applied to the independent, unconventional young women who left their country lives to work in bohemian Paris at the turn of the 19th century. The word ’grisette’ refers to a simple dress of gray fabric as well as the free-spirited women who wore them.




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Ladyface La Grisette

Ladyface Ale Companie
Agoura Hills, California
Beer style: Belgian Ale - Pale / Golden / Single
Ref: ratebeer.com May2024

Common descriptors are
La Grisette, meaning "little grey" in French, is a nearly extinct style of a Belgian farmhouse wheat ale. It is pale-coloured, low alcohol, refreshing and light, and brewed with acidulated barley that adds a crisp tartness to the finish. The term was also applied to the independent, unconventional young women who left their country lives to work in bohemian Paris at the turn of the 19th century. The word ’grisette’ refers to a simple dress of gray fabric as well as the free-spirited women who wore them.



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Ladyface La Grisette

Ladyface Ale Companie
Agoura Hills, California
Beer style: Belgian Ale - Pale / Golden / Single
Ref: ratebeer.com May2024

Common descriptors are
La Grisette, meaning "little grey" in French, is a nearly extinct style of a Belgian farmhouse wheat ale. It is pale-coloured, low alcohol, refreshing and light, and brewed with acidulated barley that adds a crisp tartness to the finish. The term was also applied to the independent, unconventional young women who left their country lives to work in bohemian Paris at the turn of the 19th century. The word ’grisette’ refers to a simple dress of gray fabric as well as the free-spirited women who wore them.



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Ladyface La Grisette

Ladyface Ale Companie
Agoura Hills, California
Beer style: Belgian Ale - Pale / Golden / Single
Ref: ratebeer.com May2024

Common descriptors are
La Grisette, meaning "little grey" in French, is a nearly extinct style of a Belgian farmhouse wheat ale. It is pale-coloured, low alcohol, refreshing and light, and brewed with acidulated barley that adds a crisp tartness to the finish. The term was also applied to the independent, unconventional young women who left their country lives to work in bohemian Paris at the turn of the 19th century. The word ’grisette’ refers to a simple dress of gray fabric as well as the free-spirited women who wore them.