(Bottle 33 cl) Juniper beers are a rather exotic experiece of which I’ve had quite a few. Slightly unclear, golden with a nice, creamy head lacing the glass. Dry, spicy, fresh with some hops in the palate. The alcohol is almost completely hidden. Bottle fermented. Apparently produced for a jenever-distiller in Northern France. 160405

Bottled. Yellow cloudy, big white head (2cm) which disapperas, only a thin white head is left after about a minute. Aroma is very fruity and fresh. Flavor is fruity with hints of malt. Nice sweetish aftertaste. A bit too carbonated, but otherwise good. Makes you burp. A lot!

Bottled (BB 09/2005)
Hazy yellow color, small white head. Aroma is yeasty banana and juniper, a bit sahti-like. Crisp carbonated warming alcoholic palate. Malty, a bit sour and yeasty very Belgian ale-like flavor, a bit thin in the finish. Pleasant (7/2/7/3/13 3.2).
Re-rate, bottled (BB 09/2005)
Pale hazy yellow, good white head. Yeasty, fruity aroma with grassy, wet birch leaves and barley. Quite Belgium blond -like with herbal notes, maybe some flashes of juniper notes in the finish. (7/2/7/3/12 3.1)

Slightly hazy golden color, small head. Aroma of hops and citrus, some yeast. Bit sweet taste, the ’Jenever’ is not really present. Not too bad.

Light blonde beer with a very frothy head and a very strong dense citric aroma. The flavour is malty with a wheat beerish touch. A great refreshing French beer.

Blond ale, flavoured with juniper, living yeast. Light malt, hop and cork aroma. Average body rather sweet, lightly malty, light juniper.

Pale yellow. Softly malty, spicy, lightly sweet. Complex and tasty. .......