The Cuvée René is one of the top examples of the traditional Gueuze style. Hazy and dark yellow in the glass. The bouquet leads with a distinct tart, barnyard character from the Brettanomyces, supported by aromas of lemon and puckering green apple. The palate is just as one would anticipate from the nose: mouthwatering citrus and pear skin laced with hints of hay and cellar floor. It's simple yet complex all at once, with each sniff snd sip revealing more nuance and character than the one before.
The Cuvée René is one of the top examples of the traditional Gueuze style. Hazy and dark yellow in the glass. The bouquet leads with a distinct tart, barnyard character from the Brettanomyces, supported by aromas of lemon and puckering green apple. The palate is just as one would anticipate from the nose: mouthwatering citrus and pear skin laced with hints of hay and cellar floor. It's simple yet complex all at once, with each sniff snd sip revealing more nuance and character than the one before.
The Cuvée René is one of the top examples of the traditional Gueuze style. Hazy and dark yellow in the glass. The bouquet leads with a distinct tart, barnyard character from the Brettanomyces, supported by aromas of lemon and puckering green apple. The palate is just as one would anticipate from the nose: mouthwatering citrus and pear skin laced with hints of hay and cellar floor. It's simple yet complex all at once, with each sniff snd sip revealing more nuance and character than the one before.
The Cuvée René is one of the top examples of the traditional Gueuze style. Hazy and dark yellow in the glass. The bouquet leads with a distinct tart, barnyard character from the Brettanomyces, supported by aromas of lemon and puckering green apple. The palate is just as one would anticipate from the nose: mouthwatering citrus and pear skin laced with hints of hay and cellar floor. It's simple yet complex all at once, with each sniff snd sip revealing more nuance and character than the one before.