Can, 473 ml, date: 2024 JL 12, bought at Broue Ha Ha on 30 July 2024, savoured on 3 September 2024; eye: ; nose: citric, pineapple, grapefruit, fusel, light white wine; mouth: citric, pineapple, grapefruit, fusel, white wine, bitterness, semi-dry finale in grapefruit with citric presence, full-bodied, good carbonation, lightly bitter, mildly sweet, lightly rough texture; in short: fine FRANÇAIS
Canette, 473 ml, date : 2024 JL 12, achetée chez Broue Ha Ha le 30 juillet 2024, savourée le 3 septembre 2024; œil : ; nez : citrique, ananas, pamplemousse, fusel, léger vin blanc; bouche : citrique, ananas, pamplemousse, fusel, vin blanc, amertume, finale semi-sèche en pamplemousse avec présence citrique, corsée, bonne carbonatation, légèrement amère, moyennement sucrée, texture légèrement râpeuse; en résumé : bien

Pours a very light golden-yellow colour with no carbonation seen, a white bubbly cap, average retention and a tad lacing. Getting rusty water at first, with eventually light sweet malt, herbal, banana and yeast hints. The herbal touch stands out a little more, above others in the taste with again the yeast. Not getting much nuttiness from the spelt, but maybe a touch of spiciness, giving a Pils note. Hints of pears. Not a bad, refreshing spelt lager, but not one I would have again.

Can, 473 ml, bought at Broue Ha Ha on 30 July 2024, savoured on 29 August 2024; eye: caramel with a golden hue, cloudy, opaque, no effervescence, ring of off-white head, light lacing; nose: pineapple, fusel, tropical fruits, light grapefruit; mouth : tropical fruits, light pineapple, slight peach, a little thin, finale in pineapple with presence of peach, medium body, average carbonation, mildly sweet, lightly fleshy texture; in summary: correct FRANÇAIS
Canette, 473 ml, achetée chez Broue Ha Ha le 30 juillet 2024, savourée le 29 août 2024; œil : caramel avec une teinte dorée, trouble, opaque, pas d’effervescence, anneau de mousse blanc cassé, légère dentelle; nez : ananas, fusel, fruits tropicaux, léger pamplemousse; bouche : fruits tropicaux, léger ananas, très léger pêche, un peu mince, finale en ananas avec légère présence de pêche, corps moyen, carbonatation moyenne, moyennement sucrée, texture légèrement charnue; en résumé : correct

Slightly unfiltered, bigger bubble carbonation, lighter golden colour with a white cap, good stay and leaving foamy lacing traces. Big orange aromas with the peel, and some juiciness, coriander notes. The taste is where is shows a touch of lower alcohol, not being as strong, but still pretty tasty. Gets hazier as it pours with some small particles floating around. Quite a nice lower alcohol witbier that still packs a punch.

Exotic fruits, malt, and kind of pine aroma. Malt and fruits aroma, mainly orange peel and exotic fruits, slightly bitter with a sweet fruity aftertaste.

Grain, hops, and citrus fruit aroma. Herbal, malty, and bitter taste, with a hint of grapefruit and pine.

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474ml. can. @home. 28/05/2024 [#7.482 Global - #96 Canada - #6 Boréale - Brasseurs du Nord] Pours pale yellow with a two finger white head. Aroma: spiced grains, lemon peel, soft honey and citrus. Taste: mixed grains, some lemonzest and yeast. Fizzy mouthfeel. Refreshing at best. Next one, please!

Hazy golden colour with an amber hue, an off-white frothy head, decent stay and lots of soapy-foamy lacing left. Citrus aromas with the nectarine-peach soft notes, a mix of tropical fruits and hints of melon. The mouthfeel has good building dryness in the finish with citrus zest lingering. Flavours of all that is found in the nose. Nothing too punchy, not too sweet (as expected to be a bit more), but lots of citrusy zestiness.

Can that pours a hazy golden colour, with an amber hue, a frothy white cap, good retention and thick foamy lacing around. Aromas are a little vinous with herbal notes (a tad coriander), then lots of citrus notes (juices and mild zest). The mouthfeel is juicy-wet with some slow building, mild dryness. Again, good citrus in the flavours with a tad herbal hoppiness. At last pour, a bunch of hop particles come out, clouding the brew. The Nelson Sauvin does not stand out here, but blends with all of the other hops, making this a good hazy NEIPA.