3 Fonteinen Beersel Lager

33cl bottle at home: Lightly hazy gold with a decently dense fading white head. Yeasty nose with pale malt and bread dough. Some citrus and a pinch of erth work nicely together. Faint herbal quality. Flavorwise its pretty much the same notes but in different quantities. Some bready pale malt with quite a big citrus character on top. The citrus intertwines with a grassy and herbal hop. Yeast offers quite a bit of character. Decent bitterness. medium mouthfeel with a dry finish. Quite nice!

Bottle. Pours a golden body with a white head. Citrus and some spicy yeast notes, thin and simple with an earth y bitterness. Not bad.

Backlog night! Different from what I expected, but very nice. The beer pours with a tight medium head with a very hazy golden color with tons of effervescence. The aroma is nice and doughy, a little musty and yeasty with some faint citrus. The flavor is good, nicely hoppy and herbal with some nice citrus notes. The beer is very dry and that seems to brig the Belgian signature to this very pilsner style lager.

This golden ale poured with a clinging off-white head and a hoppy aroma. It’s a nice clean lager good malt flavor, some citrus and a yeasty finish. This lager is named after 3 Fonteinen’s quaint home town, even though the brewing was contracted out to de Proef.

33cl, from De Hopduvel Gent, not complex brew, yet refreshing, balanced, hazy, good head, simpel brew

Bottle, bought @ Willems, Grobbendonk.
Pours pale-ish golden with a great, big, frothy, offwhite head. Aroma has good grassy hops, some slight brewing cereal and a citric edge. High carbonation, good dry mouthfeel. Flavour is a bit cardboard, but then sweet malts advance. Then a very clear, dry, bitter hoppiness comes through. A bit yeasty and herbal as well. This is a very nice and fresh beer.

Cloudy light golden color with a moderate sized, off-white head. Hints of floral hops atop some stale pale malt. Aside from the hops no clean lager aromas. Light caramel and some acidic/citric hops flavors. Fairly dry, but not very clean. Grains, flour, and dough mix together, but not very neatly. Finish has some herbal and cactus flavors. Odd at best.

Bottle… Hazy golden lager with a small, creamy, white head. The biscuity, honey-like nose also presents a touch of lactic acid. Medium-bodied with fizzy carbonation. Perfectly-balanced. Crisp, clean finish. Refreshing. Bottle courtesy of mgumby10!