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Brasserie de La Pièce
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Brasserie de La Pièce
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Post author: BigBisole
BigBisole
6 days ago
1.5
Arrière goût prononcé.

Post author: WexiLahti
WexiLahti
@ Au Coin Mousse (CLOSED PERMANENTLY)
2 years ago
4.3
Beer 4/4. Vintage 2018. Carries a misty, deep amber color. A thick creamy head grows one finger tall. This beer is really proud of its extraordinarily long retention as the foamy cap is sustained and seems to never die. (Well, eventually it's gone.) The fragrance offers sour cherry, balsamico and Sherry barrel aromas. Maybe also a wisp of dark plum. The tastebuds enjoy massive sour flavors like fruit wine, also a smaller injection of red wine, very sour strawberry, sour peach, wheat malt and copious barrel nuances. Oaky for sure. Interesting it is. The body is light-medium to medium. Maybe at the lower end of the spectrum though. The finish carries extraordinarily sour flavors to the very end but doesn't really alter the composition. The mouthfeel is substantially tart, puckering, vinous and absolutely barrel aged. It's also acidic and dry as well as drying. Challenging and edgy but enjoyable. Solid.

Post author: WexiLahti
WexiLahti
@ Au Coin Mousse (CLOSED PERMANENTLY)
2 years ago
3.5
Flight 3/4. Hazy, deep yellow beer with a moderate lace ring only. Soon it's just a memory. Pineapple and lemon feature on the air, in very modest volumes though. Wellnigh nothing. What's wrong with tonight's beer scents? Wrong choices? I wouldn't have necessarily chosen these beers but I seem to have tasted many tap beers here. I wonder why... 😅 Indeed, it's pineapple that doesn't want to leave my tastebuds alone. Grapefruit peel, lemon pith, strongly grassy hops and a drop of resin accompany the main ingredient. The body is light. The ABV should merit more... Well, it is what it is. Can't help. The finish gears in a more piney direction with dry hops reminding constantly of themselves. The mouthfeel is light, crisp, moderately piney, zesty and refreshing. Old-school for sure.