Bruery Terreux Gypsy Tart
Rating:
What did you think of it? Never Tried It


Gypsy Tart pours a reddish brown, significantly hazy, with tons of sediment and an off white coarse head. It smells of slight funk, biscuit, and dark cherry. It's fairly carbonated with a light mouthfeel, making it seem a little watery and too reserved with notes of dried fruit, bread, and weak malt. It's not sweet, it's not sour, and it drinks a little boozy with warming at the finish. The combination of very mild funk, biscuit, and fruit with no sweetness or tartness left us wanting more in every category for a beer that's also mildly expensive. From an experimental perspective, they're on the right track, it just needs to be amped up.
Login
Create Your Account
Latest Activity
- View the most recent Hot Topics.
- rolandor6 listened to A Little Bit of Everything. 1 hour ago
- silversurfer added a rating for Envie. 1 hour ago
- budman1 listened to Going Vertical with Three Philosophers. 2 hours ago
- atlantic4400 added a rating for Cashmere Pale Ale. 4 hours ago
- bruinsfan2001 added a rating for Three Philosophers (2015). 4 hours ago
- MilwaukeeDawn listened to Midwest Trip Part 1. 6 hours ago
- budman1 added a rating for Abstract Nightmares Vol. 1. 6 hours ago
- jbcurtis added a rating for Flora. 8 hours ago
- More Latest Activity
What's On Tap
Podcast:
New Glory Days
New Glory Days
Brewery:
Blue Tractor BBQ & Brewery
Blue Tractor BBQ & Brewery
Beer:
Fairy Nectar London
Fairy Nectar London
Beer:
Summerfest
Summerfest
Beer:
Mount Kenya IPA
Mount Kenya IPA






















Comments:
Jdj Jul 2, 2021 at 9:04PM
This beer SUCKS. ABSOLUTELY HORRIBLE. Do not waste your money if you are a true beer drinker. Couldn't even swallow it. No. Just no!Leave a Comment: