The usual Bon Secours presentation with the "Grolsch" flip top. best Before End 12/25. Mid-brown, relatively drab colored body, but a lovely fluffy, well-retained head with good lace. Nose and initial tastes definitely give up some level of...


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The usual Bon Secours presentation with the "Grolsch" flip top. best Before End 12/25. Mid-brown, relatively drab colored body, but a lovely fluffy, well-retained head with good lace. Nose and initial tastes definitely give up some level of...

Annoying glass, annoying beer. Is this any different to the regular that I rate quite low? No. Big pop on opening. Good. Too dark for my liking for the style, and the beer is a little musty at two years old. That's not the fault of the beer per se,...

The usual Bon Secours presentation with the flip-top. Solid, mid to dark brown pour with a decent head. Retention good, some lace but limited. Nose offers some light, sweetish mocha. and some roasted notes. Nicely balanced with some malty alcohol...

Meh ... Belgian IPAs don't do a great deal for me since I really don't see the point of Belgian brewing getting into areas that they are not strong in - it all seems a bit pointless to me. On top of that general feeling, I don't think that this...

Slightly hazed, orange-golden body with a light and wispy head. Lovely sticky lace remains, small collar of foam and film presists. Sweet grains on the nose and the same form the initial tastes. Theres a light touch to this beer that belies the 8%....

It's possible that this beer may have been called Ambree in the past - not sure, more research needed, and I don't know (formally) what style it is. Mid-copper body with some chill-haze below a high, generous head. Lace and retention are wonderful....

I first came across this beer back in April/May of 2020. I had seen it at an online retailer in Belgium and I didn't recognize it. I am assuming that it was relatively new at the time. In a style that I generally love, obviously it was a no-brainer...

33 cl, flip-top bottle from Finest Belgian Beers. A healthy pop on opening, a good sign. The body is an orange, hazy affair with an above average rocky white head with good lace. Retention slightly above average too. Nose offers a very attractive...

Extremely interesting on a number of fronts. Purchased at City Beverage in Winston-Salem, NC, USA (a great store BTW), for $5.99 marked down from $8.99. Notched rear label that seems to indicate "Lot B", but the "Best Before" notches fall EXACTLY...