Babbelaar

Brewed by De Proefbrouwerij
Style: Belgian Ale
Lochristi - Hijfte, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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Straw color with loosely forming head, low carbonation levels for a belgian. Head retention is average. Similar to straffe Hendrik blonde but not as dry. Good solid little blond belgian ale with some subdued belgian fruitiness and a slight residual sweetness.

Probably served this one too cold. Faint fruity yeast aroma. Hazy golden colour and good carbonation going on. Flavour is bitter, loads of hoppy bitterness. Not really special.

Yellow coloured beer with a small white head. Not much aroma, slightly sweet. Sweet and yeasty flavour, very watery, no body. Drinkable (Bottle 33cl)

I couldn't really rate the appearance because the beer was in a pot. Aroma of citrus. Taste is a little hoppy, some citrus, a little spicy.

Good beer, although in my opinion there are better beers. Surely try this once when you compare i t to Barbar.

Nice blond beer with hazy orange shine and big light colored foan. Smooth and sweetish taste with cake accents. Also spices in the taste and hints of fruit like apple, and citrus fruits. A good beer.

Huge white, creamy head. Golden coloured, hazy, with lots of yeast particles in suspension. Very yeasty and fruity (pear) in the nose with a herbal hoppy note. Yeasty again on the mouth, quite alcoholic aftertaste. Full bodied and heavily carbonated.