Head gone in seconds; fully hazy ochre beer. Quite perfumey nose, lime leaf (Linden)/blossom very clearly within nose; also the rye coming out in the nose. Lindenblossom tea, with a bitterish, hoppy, almost metallic finish. Leafy, dry ending; CO² lending some acidity. Human sweat. Light to medium bodied, better carbonated than the visual, faintly oily. Not bad, not special. The connection name - ingredients is funny. Thanks to Stef!

23-12-19 // bottle at home. Purchased at Bardaf Pop-Up store in Brussels. Almost clear amber. Some fruity malts in the nose. Very malt forward. Malt fruity. Red fruits sweetness. In the end a good smokey aroma. Good. --- Beer merged from original tick of Chasseurs Ardennais on 23 Dec 2019 at 20:50 - Score: 7. Original review text: Almost clear amber. Some fruity malts in the nose. Very malt forward. Malt fruity. Red fruits sweetness. In the end a good smokey aroma. Goo

21/11/2019 @home - 33cl bottle from Le Comptoir Belge Clear yellow, huge collapsing white head. Too heavy carbonated. They try different thing sbut have some issues anyway. Malty, spicy, a bit floral.

21/11/2019 @home - 33cl bottle from Le Comptoir Belge. Clear dark orange, lacing at sides of glass. Nose is malty, banana, bit honey. Taste is sweet malts, banana, quite simple.

@home - 33cl bottle from Le Comptoir Belge

21/10/2019 @home - 33 cl bottle from Le Comptoir Belge Clear light yellow, huge pearly head. Nose is light malt, spice. Taste is malts, spices, thin base beer.

27/09/2019 @home - 33cl bottle from Le Comptoir Belge. Cloudy amber, medium white head. Nose is malts, honey, ripe apple. Taste is a bit wattery, malts, bit fruits, honey. Drinkable but less outspoken than their other beers I already tasted.

33cl bottle from Färm.hankar bio shop in Brussels. F: big, white, almost good retention. C: pale gold, hazy. A: sweet fruity, floral, citrus, pine, tropical fruits, wheat. T: medium malty/wheat base, orange peels, dry fruity on the palate, tangerine, bit yeasty, herbal, citrus, medium to high carbonation, finally good balanced beer from this brewery, enjoyed.

One of the first Bières de Quartiers beers, a blonde with apple and honey, brewed at Valduc. Very mousy, medium thick, off-white, membrane-lacing, quite large-bubbled and slowly dissipating and opening head, initially near-clear, 'metallic' orange blonde beer with amberish tinge and strings of sparkling here and there, turning misty and deeper amberish with sediment (like an old school 'spéciale belge'), eventually even unattractively murky. Rather distinct aroma of red apple, soggy bread crust, banana peel, raw cinnamon, brown soap, acrylic clothing or even rubber (DMTS?), clear cardamom (remarkably lavender perfume-like in this case), cold tea, green earthy moss, diluted orange water (probably linked to the honey). Sweetish onset, fruity but on the 'clean' side with notes of (obviously in this case) red apple but also some peach and banana peel, sourish touch, vividly fizzing carbonation (almost numbing a bit), slick and rather soapy, slender mouthfeel. Soapy, smooth caramelly maltiness with slight peanutty edge, some breadiness and yeastiness near the end with quite some cardamom spiciness, cinnamon-, lavender- and even somewhat liquorish-like, with the honey depositing a floral aspect that blends well with the floral qualities of the hops; these hops execute a medium long, eventually somewhat rooty bitterness, but the cardamom spicy aspect keep lingering along with it, turning very soapy again in the tail. The apple adds a light crispness and apple aroma, the honey - and we all know how varied a honey character can be - in this case adds a flowery aspect blending with the pronounced cardamom, but is in any case rather strong. Weird little beer indeed but not unpleasant, have an extra point for originality in a landscape dominated by tripels and blondes.

19/09/2019 @home - 33cl bottle from Le Comptoir Belge. Cloudy light yellow, huge sticky pearly white head, liverly carbonation. Nose is grains, floral, hops. Taste is hint of sweet malts, floral, yeast, bit spice. Soft bitter ending.