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A few weeks ago, I told you about the changes to Bayou Teche’s flagship beers, as well as a new flagship IPA being introduced. Late last week, I was given a sample of each of the beers by Bayou Teche, so it’s time for me to give my thoughts on them. 
New Bayou Teche packaging We’ll start with the LA 31 Biere Pale, which was tweaked a good bit from it’s previous iteration. This beer poured a light bronze color with a bubbly, though small head. It’s not crystal clear, yet not super hazy, either. What stuck out to me the most was the fruitiness and berry notes to both the aroma and flavor. That’s what I got from it. There was a clean bitterness and it was easy to drink. It’s enjoyable and quite an improvement over the previous recipe. It won’t be a hophead’s dream, but that’s not what it’s designed to be. I’d imagine this would pair really well with soft cheeses, as well as spicy foods. 
Bayou Teche LA 31 Biere Pale Next was the Acadie, a Biere de Garde style French farmhouse ale. This one … |
Source: The Ale Runner
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