Showing posts with label silenrieux. Show all posts
Showing posts with label silenrieux. Show all posts

Friday, 13 May 2016

Cuvée des Lacs de l’Eau d’Heure

  • Name: Cuvée des Lacs de l’Eau d’Heure*, 5.2%, Belgium
  • Appearance: Clear golden, not much head.
  • Aroma: Grains, light malt.
  • Taste: Grains, wheat. Yeast and light malts. Tastes almost like a non-alcoholic beer, which is not a compliment...
  • Bought: Gift from Julien C - thanks!, 330 ml
  • Overall score: 2/6
  • Info: 13/5-2016, BB: 17/12-2016
* As "Exquidia Belgian Bubble Beer"

Wednesday, 18 June 2008

Silenrieux Sara Blonde (Bio/750 ml)

Last bottle from our Bruges-trip in January, and to my pleasant surprise this one was Blonde, not Brune :-). Well, that was until I tasted it.
  • Name: Silenrieux Sara Blonde (Bio/750 ml), 6%, Belgium
  • Appearance: Hazy, pale golden. OK amount of white head, lots when warmer. Sediments and floaty bits.
  • Aroma: Wheat, lemon, slightly sour.
  • Taste: Lemony, quite sour. Quite bad
  • Bought: Bier Tempel, 750 ml, €5.60
  • Overall score: 1/6
  • Info: 18/6-2008

Monday, 16 June 2008

Silenrieux Sara Brune (Bio/250 ml)

Another Bruges-beer:
  • Name: Silenrieux Sara Brune (Bio/250 ml), 6%, Belgium
  • Appearance: Cloudy, dark redish brown. Lots of longlasting tan head. Bit of sediments.
  • Aroma: Malt and some wheat. Metallic.
  • Taste: Malt and some sourness. Quite unpleasant.
  • Bought: Bier Tempel, 250 ml, €1.50
  • Overall score: 2/6
  • Info: 16/6-2008
The 750 ml version will be tested later this week.

Monday, 2 June 2008

Silenrieux Joseph Spelt Ale (x2)

Two of the last beers from the Bruges trip.

5.4% 250ml version:
  • Name: Silenrieux Joseph Spelt Ale (5.4%), 5.4%, Belgium
  • Appearance: Cloudy, very dull orange. Sediments. Good amount of white head.
  • Aroma: Lemon and wheat. Some yeast and hops.
  • Taste: Wheat and citrus. Hops and spices. Not the best aftertaste.
  • Bought: Bier Tempel, 250 ml, €1.50
  • Overall score: 2/6
  • Info: 2/6-2008
5% 750ml version:
  • Name: Silenrieux Joseph Spelt Ale (Bio/5%), 5%, Belgium
  • Appearance: Corked. Cloudy, pale orange. Lots of sediments. Lots of white head.
  • Aroma: Lemon and wheat. Herbs.
  • Taste: Wheat and lemon. Some spices. Slightly dry. OK aftertaste.
  • Bought: Bier Tempel, 750 ml, €5.60
  • Overall score: 3/6
  • Info: 4/6-2008
I originally put these as separate entries as only one might be the Bio (Organic) version, and they also have different ABVs. In addition, they also taste a bit different. But in the end they are too similar to justify separate entries.