Blonde De Fleurac
La Brasserie de Fleurac

Beer bottle (33 cl.), tasted in 2009.

Appearance : yellow/pale color (trouble), with white foamy head (big bubbles, not persistent).
Smell : yeast, aromas of elderberry.
Taste and mouthfeel : pleasant sligthly acid, sweet and refreshing notes of elderberry, fruity finish.
Drinkability : not very common beer in the style near US Pale ale, a good compromise between lightness and persistence.

great belgian style pale-ale, a real perl for a thirsty belgian folk. IT's made in France, but by a belgian brewer that move into Occitania. It look great, it smell good fruity esters, the barley malt and wheat make a great taste, sweet hops are presents on the mouth, and a long rememberance is present when the beer is drunk. The mouthfeel is amazing for a 5%abv beer, and the drinkability seemms to be great as you automatically ask for another one when the previous if just finished.