The Bruery Jardinier

Jardinier, which is French for "gardener", was inspired by the fresh, thirst quenching beers on the Belgian dinner table. A perfect beer for any occasion, casual or ornate.

A bright and flavorful table beer with an assertive hop character.

3.4

239 reviews

Placentia, United States

Community reviews

2.8 750, capped. Pours a slightly hazy burnished medium gold with a gigantic surging sudsy platinum blond head. Big black tea and lemon zest nose. Very tannic. Ultra dry. Not sure why they felt compelled to create a variant that expanded on these characteristics, especially given that this is just the base beer. Creamy medium body with lively carb. Very dry pale cherrio mid palate with iced tea and soft lemon notes. Dry finish.

3.0 Bottle Aroma-floral, fruits, spices, honey Appearanace-golden, hazy, white foam, Taste-light sweetness, lightly bitter, lightly sour, Palate-light body, thin feel, average carbonation, abrupt finish Overall-not bad

3.9 Bomber - pours cloudy gold, massive white meringue head, thick clingy lace. Aaron’s is heavy in spice, lemon, sour earth, peach, white grape peel and sun drenched grain. Sharp on the tongue, super dry. More white grape, taffy, celery, Belgian yeast... Well balanced. Good.

3.9 It pours a yellowish orange with a white head. The aroma has dry Belgian earthiness, under ripe peaches and mild spice. It has a medium crisp body with course carbonation. The taste it has aroma notes and is quite rustic. Nice.

2.9 Żółte mętne mocna piana. Bardzo lekki zapach cytrusów, trawy, potu (?) Wodniste, mało gorzkie, bez smaku, no fajne to to nie jest.

3.6 Sampel at Chmielarnia. Funky and sweet fruity aroma. Taste light bitter, slight sour.

3.0 Mocno przegazowane, goryczka zbyt długa. Taki tam średni Belgian Pale Ale.

3.0 Rami Rami is drinking a Jardinier by The Bruery at Chmielarnia MarszałkowskaSporo bretow, jasne owoce, dluga, ciut apteczna goryczka, nie jest zle. Specjalnie dobre tez nie. Ocena potraktowana skryptem do przeliczania ocen (uzgodnienie UT/RB).

3.6 Bottle from Cajun Cafe Fest 2016. Pours a hazy yellow with a white head. Nose is some pale malt, some grass, some lemon, some funk, and some yeast character. Flavor is similar with a nice malt presence, lemon, citrus, funk, yeast, and a nice hoppy character. Light to medium in body with lingering citrus and mild yeasty funk.

3.5 A really nice yeastie forward very pale ale. Not as spicy as a saison and the sweetness at the end kills the after taste associated with the Belgians style thanks to the hops.

3.4 Serve from bottle. Aroma is Belgian yeast, little stale hoppiness and some yoghurt notes. Flavour is lemon, bread, lots of spice from the yeast. Essentially a hoppy saison. Quite nice.

3.9 Hazy golden. Bright spice with a solid cracker malt backbone. Light fruit notes, too. Finish has a hint of funk. Medium body with high carbonation. Good crisp bite to finish it out. Highly enjoyable.

3.6 Hazy amber/gold color; Medium body; Aroma of yeast, nice floral, some funk, & spice; Flavor of malt/biscuit, yeast, hops, citrus, and spice; Finish is dry & slightly bitter; Nicely balanced; Classic & well made.

3.4 Visual: Hefty bottle. Pours opaque pale golden orange with a LARGE foamy head, 3mm retention with sticky lacing, barely visible singular micro streams. Nose: pineapple wheat, Belgian yeasty, tangerine. (lvl-5)-pungency Attack: crisp, foamy-airy CO2, light-bodied entry Mid-palate: tangy banana wheat malt, yeasty-airy, (lvl-2)-sweetness, background soft bitter hops, tangerine hop oils, Finish: pineapple exhale, wheat malt palate rough DRY Summary: Solid quality mouthfeel, decent body for a less than 5%er, good brightness as advertised. Not particularly deep (as expected), some palate roughness in the finish. A table beer indeed, not too interesting.

3.9 2016.02.15- 8th - #CraftBeerFantasyLeague 2016 - Pale Ales Rating #2143 - 2015.11.02 - Tasting @colordevino - . mildly hazy, golden yellow pour with a bubbly white head that dissipates slowly. Aroma is yeast, coriander, and floral whiff. Taste is mildly sweet, herbal. Crazy body for 4.5%. Finish is quite smooth. Delicious.

3.3 The floral aroma is my favorite part of this beer. The flavor has a bit of spice and some pepper. A little thin, but very light and refreshing.

3.7 Sampled at GABF 2015. In the tasting glass gold with a white head. Nose of funky fruit. Medium to full body. Flavor is fruity. Dank earth finish. Good stuff.

3.1 Sour yeasty wheaty aroma. Pours hazy opaque light yellow with a thick foamy bright white head. Lots of head retention. Lots of coating on the glass. Light. Wheaty. A hint of funk. A fair amount of hops bitterness with a very crisp finish. Easy drinking.

3.3 10 ounce pour - $6.00 at The Porter in Atlanta, Georgia. Appearance: Served up a hazed, light straw-hued body with half an inch of white foam. Decent head retention. Smell: Crackery malts, a little bite of grain. Citrus and plucked bitterish greens with a little bit of spicy yeastiness. Taste: A crackery, light pale maltiness with a slim sweetness a touch of graininess. Citrus fruit, lemongrass and dandelions, greens and all. Medium bitterness. Slightly minerally. Moderately spicy, peppery throughout and into the dry, effervescent finish. Mouthfeel: Medium-thin body. Medium-plus carbonation, a bit foamy on the tongue. Overall: Thirst-quenching, but, well, it’s pretty so-so all-around.

3.8 Somewhat hazy golden hue with a generous foamy white head. Lovely herbal and funny sweet floral aroma that has tones of fresh lilac and orange citrus and lavendar and something from the spice cabinet, with a nice wheaty nuance and lots of fruity Belgian yeast esters. Bright flavor that’s sunshiney and golden, and a touch wheaty, light floral tones that aren’t hoppy just there for flavor, and a fluffy mouthfeel that’s very wheat focused without being too wheaty on flavor. Just a smooth, bright but reserved and calming Belgian ale that’s a little floral and finishes just a touch funky.

3.6 draft at holy grail. lighter in abv and more citrusy than others in this style. worked well on a hot day; still had some yeast + the citrus. session Belgian?

2.9 A little lacking in aroma and flavor but still pretty tasty. Good but not great.

3.5 Drought. Clear rich yellow with small foamy white head, sweetish vanilla aroma, low carbonation. vanilla flavored lightly bitter taste, smooth body, medium finish. Great Belgian yeast brew.

3.5 on tap @ Hebron BrewHaus / Hebron KY --- Aroma of jasmine and hay. Cloudy bright light amber, smooth qwhite head, lace cobwebs. Taste is malt joined immediately by smooth floral hops. Medium carbonation. Light, fresh, thirst quenching. Seems more like a Farmhouse Ale than a Belgian.

2.6 It pours golden-oranage and opaque. It has plenty of head and Belgian Lace. It has a funk smell that reminds me of some cheese. There is also a bit of lemon, spice, and floral elements. It has flavors of funk, floral hops, lemon, spice, and bread. It has a moderate light body with mild bitterness and high carbonation. Overall, a very funky Belgian Pale Ale without the normal moderate to high fruity esters.

3.5 Opalescent golden (EBC6) with a fine poring white head. Aromas of musky, flowery, grassy/hay, barnyard notes develop with light brioche notes and a floral touch with a hint of dry cedar. Effervescent, light slick, light-medium bodied. Bit of hay, barnyard, brioche malt sweetness wit a crisp pronounced floral hop bitterness developing. Light dry flowery finish. nice and palatable.

2.9 Cloudy, pale straw yellow in colour. Medium hop aroma. Lots of hops on the palette with a bit of nutmeg.

3.7 Pale yellow with a nice pale head. Aroma is jasmine, perfume, saison spice, chamomile. Light bodied, lightly floral on the palate with a lightly dry finish. Taste is chamomile, jasmine, saison spice, wildflowers.

3.3 Bottle at home. Pours clear golden, nice steady creamy white head. Soft sweet flowery aroma, (and a touch of lactic sourness). Light sour body, a tad bitter, very flowery taste, light citrus acidity. Nice, but misses some character.

4.0 Cloudy yellow pour, with a medium white head. Aroma is hoppy, some pine resin, lots of random herbs, and some fresh cut grass. Lively mouthfeel, lively carb. Fresh, refreshing, dry finish, with its some crisp hops ad herbs, with hints of yeast and tropical fruit. Greta stuff.