Brasserie Dupont Avril

Bright citrus, tart cherry, and stone fruit aromatics blend with hints of leather, spice and funk, creating a lively nose. The flavor is a bit more subdued with hints of apple and pear playing off a peppery spice note, but it all comes together harmoniously with just enough acidity to notice but not distract.

“Fruity notes in the aroma—citrus and perfumy in nature—with a peppery spice. Honey-like malt character in the flavor with a bit of bread dough. Easy to drink and enjoy. A slight hint of citrus in the middle with a pleasant bitterness to back it up. The carbonation plays well with the medium-dry finish, leaving you wanting another sip.”

**Aroma:** “Big *Brett* funk on the initial aroma with some nice citrus hops aroma that sits in the back. Slight white-grape ester with some funky wet blanket that play well together. Light malt sweetness.” **Flavor:** “Earthy barnyard *Brett* with apple and slight minty spice. A bit of white pepper and peach. Tart throughout, with a dry finish and high carbonation. A sweetness hits up front with orange and lemon that follow with some nice *Brett* funk. A pepper-like spice helps to cut the sweetness. Big juicy apricot and lemon flavor with a fantastic tartness that carries all the way through. Medium hops flavor or grapefruit and lemon with a slight herbal peppery and spiciness of rye.” **Overall:** “Complex blend of fruity, spicy, and funky—nothing dominates. Tart character and high carbonation make for a very crisp and refreshing beer. Complex and all the flavors from the malt, hops, and fermentation characteristics play well together.”