C&C 750 mL bottle. I guess this is going on two years old by now. Pours a hazy golden color with a thin head. Decent head retention and lacing. Aroma of doughy and nutty notes, candi sugar, fruity notes including apple and pear, and some caramel. The taste is caramel, bread, pineapple, citrus and other fruity notes, as well as some very mild hops. Medium bodied and highly carbonated. Decent beer.

Celebrating my 1000th beer review (October 2009) with a brew that was made to celebrate Quebec City’s 400th anniversary. Still, after all these years, Unibroue makes me happy with their brews (even though they were bought out twice since I started reviewing beers). Pours a hazy golden-beige-yellow colour with lots of carbonation (smaller bubbles). The white head is big, creamy-foamy, has good retention and decent patchy lace all-around. Typical Unibroue yeast nose with some alcohol, notes of banana and spices. Very smooth and silky mouthfeel with a medium body. The taste is mild overall, with banana and peaches as the fruits show up in the beginning without being too sweet. The spices like cloves tend to show up in the finish and last into the aftertaste. Alcohol is very well-hidden. A very nice spicy and smooth Belgian ale.

Location: 750 ml bottle from Gilly's, 3/17/10

Aroma: The nose has lots of sweet fruity notes, orange, yeast and a good amount of spice as well
Appearance: Pours a cloudy golden color with a fizzy white head and lots of movement in the glass
Flavor: This beer has a nice medium sweet, yeasty flavor to it, spice, orange
Palate: Medium bodied brew with a lively carbonation and a nice mouthfeel
Overall Impression: Overall, a pretty nice, flavorful, Belgian-style offering from Unibroue. It has that Belgian yeasty feel that you would expect, and a nice flavor to it. A very solid beer.

Bottle. Poured a very hazy, pale golden yellow with a medium white head. Aroma was full of sweet apple notes as well as sweet grain/cereal notes. Flavor was similarly sweet with apple and grain flavors, perhaps a slight underlying tartness. Highly carbonated.

Bottle at Chriso’s Kook Tasting 09. Cloudy pale gold, thick beige head. Nice French yeasty aroma. Decent peachy yeast in mouth. Bit of dryness on finish.

750mL bottle, pours a hazy golden yellow. Aroma is a sweet citrus, orange and banana. Flavour is banana, citrus and yeast. Very smooth mouthful - pleasant aftertaste.

Bottled. A hazy golden beer with an off-white head. The aroma is has notes of sweet malt and spices as well as light notes of alcohol. The flavor is sweet with strong notes of peaches, as well as medium notes of malt, cloves and other spices, and alcohol, leading to a dry, bitter, and spicy finish.

750 ml. Hazy gold body with a big, slowly receding, rocky white head. The aroma is yeasty with notes of clove, pear, banana, candy. Hints of floral hops and bubblegum come in far behind. The flavor is moderately to heavily sweet and lightly bitter. It fnishes moderately sweet and lightly bitter. Medium body with a velvety/watery texture and light carbonation. This is pleasant to drink and complex enough to keep it interesting. Still, a bit too sweet and watery.

22 fl oz bottle. Pours cloudy yellow with a small white head. Aroma is mild yeasty phenolic, light peppery. Dry, slight peppery and phenolic yeasty flavoured. Dry and mild fruity yeasty flavoured finish.

Hazy golden with a large white head. Sweet yeasty aroma with fruit and phenol notes. Very yeasty flavour with ripe fruits, malty and spicy notes. Finished sweet.