January's Beers continued

Continuing with the beers I had in January, these were just as bad as the last lot I had.

Timmermans, Lambicus Blanche from Belgium

 

4.5% hazy pale gold in colour with a thin head, a sour aroma and taste, not good at all.

Box Steam, Pony Truck from England

 

3.8% pale amber in colour with a thin head, slightly fruity aroma and you can taste the hopps.

Van Vollenhoven & Co, Falcon Ale from Holland

 

6.2% gold in colour with a thin head, grapefruit and hop aroma, and a bitter hop taste.

A set from our French holidays 2016

During our first trip to France in 2016, I had a set of beers from the Coreff brewery. I thought I would cover these together but separate from the others.

Coreff, Ambrée (Goularz) from France

 

5.0% amber in colour with a nice head, malt aroma and taste, it is a bit fizzy but not bad.

Coreff, Blonde (Melen) from France

 

4.2% gold colour with a thin head, at first it was like Leffe but it was a bit thin, it was weaker after all.

Coreff, Blanche (Gwenn) from France

 

4.5% hazy yellow in colour with a nice head, a typical French Blanche, slightly bitter.

AR-MEN, Blanche

A couple of weeks ago, I said I would review the beers bought in France as my Fathers Day present last year, tonight I eventually got round to trying the first one.
AR-MEN, Blanche from France.
4.8% cloudy gold colour with no head, sweet fruity aroma, fairly sweet citrus taste, quite good. Similar to other French wheat beers like Kronenbourg 1664 Blanc or Edelweiss.