Bottle 330ml (Saveur)
Hazy golden color, small white head. Honeyish, banana fruity and yeasty aroma. Medium-bodied. Medium-bodied. Sweetish apple-banana fruity flavor. Covers alcohol reasonably well. From the grains, mainly wheat dominates. Could use more hops.

Bottled 330ml. -Dark golden/amber coloured, small off-white head, mild fruity spicy nose. Moderate malty, sweet fruity, yeasty and spices with discreet alcohol presence. Light hoppy finish. Nice and pleasant.

Like the Britt Pur Malt, courtesy of Ogi (thanks!), shared with heavy. Dark amber body, small white head. Lovely aroma - gingerbread, jam, banana, very light pear. Huge surprise.... The taste isn’t as exciting, too mild really, malty, just slightly herbal, a bit muesli-like. Glad to have tried it!

Bottle from Saveur-Biere.com cons 2013-08-16 Göteborg AR: yeasty, white grapes, AP: hazey honey, thin white head F: fizzy, pear, white grapes, yeasty,fruit suryp, green bananas, orange zest, medium bitternees, somehow wee bit wateryn

Bottle from Terre de Boissons, Calais. Golden hazy some floaters thin lasting white head. Quite a nice peachy beer. Perfectly pleasant and drinkable.

33cl bottle from a friend living in France. Thin creamy white head. Cloudy orange pour. Nice enough beer,

20th January 2010
Hazy brown beer, a little white head. Slightly sour malt nose. Softish palate. Creamy malt with subtle sour and spicy streaks. Repressed orange and mango. A semi dry soft finish with a bitter aftertaste. Not bad.

Brown 25cl bottle obtained in Calais on the way home from a Belgian and French beer buying expedition. Best before 18 March 2011, drank and reviewed on 2 Nov 2010. Poured carefully into my ’La Chouffe’ stemmed tulip. I somehow allowed a little amount of sediment into the glass, clouded the body though. The body was a dark amber and misty in appearance, very thin covering of bubbles and collar round the glass. The smell was of apples and oranges at first, spiced with mace and a honey like semi-sweet hint, strangely also giving it a sour feel too. The taste was also fruity with sour and semi-sweet notes, again honey came to mind. An interesting beer and one I’d gladly have again, the 7%ABV is noticeable but doesn’t intrude into the flavours greatly. Easy to drink and certainly worth trying if you ever get the chance.

Bottle. Hazy amber with a big, off-white head. Aroma of yeasty fruit, grains and root ginger. Sweet flavour, of caramel, apricots and earthy malts, with some underlying spices and dryish finish. Good.