Au cocotile, pointe au cannonier a l’ile Maurice. Ce soir je deguste mauricien, au menu un burger mauricien accompagné de sa biere mauricienne flying dodo

L île Maurice est d abord connus pour ces plages paradisiaque un peu moins pour sa phénix beer qui est pour autant plusieurs fois médaillés et cette flying dodo première vraie brasserie qui mérite d être plus connue une bonne bière artisanale

An extra beer since it happens to be on tap. Semihazy, deep gold beer with powerful, long-lasting carbonation creates a clean white, cotton head that rises up to one finger's height. The foamy pillow shrinks soon to a beautiful lacing on top and paints the glass with thick coverings. The scent is rather restrained: nevertheless, I get lemon peel and a drop of orange juice. The taste profile is citrusy, allowing one to specifically experience lemon pulp, a tad lemon peel and a faint note of orange. Wheat malt is refreshing when it adds itself to the list. The light-bodied beer ends with relatively subdued wheat malt, lemon zest and a bit of bitter lemon peel. Orange has vanished from the finish that gives the tastebuds a bit of work for some time. The mouthfeel is light, clean and refreshing. It's also balanced, very summery as well as quaffable. The tasting pairs neatly with pasta and smoked marlin.

Quite mild ale, I would even think this would be lager, if I did no know. Refreshing after a beach day.