Brewer Description: (from website) Faro Boon is a beer of spontaneous fermentation for which “meertsbier” and old Lambic are blended together. The light brown colour and sour-sweet taste are attained by adding candy sugar before bottling.
My rating: 2 My beeradvocate.com rating: 2.92 My ratebeer.com rating: 2.9
Intro: A 250ml bottle with a best before date of 23rd January 2019. Poured into a Lindemans flute glass. Appearance: A clear copper colour with a one finger white head that dissipates quickly but settles to a thin but replenishing layer. No lacing. Aroma: Sweet-ish plum, apple juice, brown sugar and apple cider vinegar. Taste: Sweet sweet apple, apple juice, brown sugar and maybe some herbal notes. Mouthfeel: Light to medium bodied with light carbonation. Overall: This was overly sweet for me, even though it was easy to drink.
Brewer Description: Could not find much information. Not even a website for Girardin…
My rating: 2 My beeradvocate.com rating: 3 My ratebeer.com rating: 2.8
Intro: A 375ml bottle with the numbers 2016 and 09 on different locations on the cork. Haven’t been able to find a consensus on what this means exactly. Poured into a Lindemans flute glass. Appearance: It poured a clear copper brown colour with a thin tanned head that kind of sticks around and leaves some nice lacing. Aroma: Had a hard time trying to describe this, but I would say fruity plum, prunes and apple, light tartness, butterscotch and brown sugar. Taste: Candi sugar, plum and apples. Sweet and lightly tart. Mouthfeel: Light to medium bodied with light carbonation. Overall: This was an ok Faro. I’m actually in two minds as to whether I really I enjoyed this though. After going through the whole bottle, I’m on the fence.