33cl bottle from Super U Supermarket in Quiberon, France. F: medium, white, quick gone. C: pale gold, almost clear. A: malty, vaguely fruity, bit bready, grassy touch. T: medium malty base, bit bready, grassy touch, decent bitterness, honey touch, medium carbonation, not bad beer for bio version, enjoyed. --- Beer merged from original tick of Ma p'tite Biniouz Blonde on 04 Jul 2021 at 18:20 - Score: Appearance - 6 | Aroma - 6 | Flavor - 6 | Texture - 6 | Overall - 6. Original review text: 33cl bottle from Super U Supermarket in Quiberon, France. F: medium, white, quick gone. C: deep gold, clear. A: malty, bready, bit caramel, vaguely fruity. T: medium malty base, bready, caramel, light fruity, toasted tones, more biere de garde than blonde so ok another drinkable French beer on this theme yet hardly anything memorable.

33cl bottle from Super U Supermarket in Quiberon, France. F: thin, white, not long lasting. C: amber, clear. A: malty, mellow fruity, bready, caramel, bit BE yeast, peach. T: medium to full malty base, caramel, fruity, peach, decent bitterness, herbal, medium carbonation, not bad for the Belgium style, enjoyed.

33cl bottle from Super U Supermarket in Quiberon, France. F: thin, white, quick gone. C: pale gold, hazy with yeasty debris. A: malty, wheat, mineral, bit banana, yeasty, spicy touch. T: medium wheat malty base, bit banana, mineral, herbal, soft carbonation, not much for the style here, drinkable that’s all.

Bottle at camping Paimpont. Pils malts, bready, fresh dough, flowery hops, fresh yeast, honey, grass. Just medium sweet and almost medium bitter. Just medium bodied. Nothing special, but it’s clean and goes down well.

Tap at Le Gringo in Lannion. Clear golden with white head. Clean malts, fresh bread crust, soft grassy hops, dough, soft honey, caramel. Almost medium sweet and bitter. Crisp medium body. Very decent pils.

Bottle 33 cl. Pours an almost clear amber with a white head. Nose is sweet caramel and toffee. Rich, sweet, malty body - again dominated by caramel and toffee. No Belgian esters, no peppery spiciness, no hops, all of which disqualifies it from being a real Triple. But as some generic, sweet Strong Ale it's very drinkable and even enjoyable. 030719

Bottle 33 cl. Pours a clear, deep golden with an off-white head. Sweet malt, a little perfumy hops, and a hint of Belgian yeast in the nose. Rich, sweet, malty body, some overripe fruit, nuts. Very soft on the palate. Very subdued hops. Decent enough. 310519