Produced by Brasserie des Sources (formerly Brasserie de Saint Amand) in St Amand Les Eaux (Nord-Pas-de-Calais), a stone's throw from the Belgian border. Golden color, clear, white foam, creamy, persistent media. The nose comes just a few hints acetic acid, which fortunately fades quickly giving way to floral scents. The taste is sweet with malt, sugar, but also metallic notes and again a bit 'of vinegar. The body is medium-light. Dry finish, but remember: bitter, herbaceous as well as wet cardboard. It would be a typical French beer (sweets in his mouth and dry / bitter all the way), but after the first glass to the sink prefer to offer the rest of the bottle. Size: 75 cl., ABV: 7%, EXP: 11/2011, Price: € 3. ______________
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French brewery Brasserie des Sources. Clear golden color with a creamy white head. Aroma is acetic at first, then turning into a better flowery nose. Sweet taste of malt, sugar, But Also acetic and metallic. Light-medium bodied. Grassy dry finish with lots of wet cardboard. One glass is enough, We offer the rest of the bottle to the sink. 75 cl., 7% ABV, 3 €.
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