Bottle@Home. Malty aroma with a hint of honey. Amber colour, small beige head, good lace. Sweet, lots of honey but the cheap one that is used by bakers, light bitter. Cloying, flat. Quite annoying.

25cl bottle at Craig’s house. Translucent golden colour. Not too gassy, but not too good either.

Bottle at home... Felt i had to Given Stephen a French beer since he lives there ... oh and i didnt want it all... amber ... bubbly white head ... soft grassy ... flowery violet nose ... sweet grassy hop ... no real character ... again some floralness ... quite honnyish

New edition? Mentions 6.1% ABV Huge, putty, just off-white ehad over well-carbonated metallic-chromate yellow beer. Fruity and light-spicy nose, a bit jam-like; hayish, nice, sweetish smell. Bitter-metallic and a honey finish, but not very balanced, rather sudden break, just a bit peppery. After some time, reverting to more sweetness, vaguely honeyish. Quite slick, no long aftertaste to enjoy; medium bodied. Nice nose, but the rest is less super.

Bottled. Hazy golden. Honey aroma. Sweet with raw, mellow mouthfeel and sugary finish.

Golden syrupy beer with a fruity lightly hopped aroma. Slightly sweet flavour with a bitter finish. An above average French beer.

deep golden colour, beautiful head, honey and hazelnut aroma, sweet, malty, alcohol, long aftertaste

Blond, misty. Sweet aroma, honeyish, fruity (banana,...). Sweet, some malt, no character, poor hop.