Brugse Zot

300ml glass. White head and pale yellow foggy colour. Great bitter classic belgian ale taste but lacks the extra thing that would boost up its rating. I haven’t been impressed but enjoyed it though.

( 330ml bottle) pours a pale yellow with nice head and good lacing. Nose of grass, citrus, and spices. Taste is spicy yeast, cinnamon, finishes nicely with a velvety carbonation.

bottle thanks to thirdeye11. gold with a white head that dissipates to a ring. nose is yeast, dried fruits, apples and spices. nice on the palate with a flavor of orange skins, yeast and a spicy finish. leaves a lemon flavor in the mouth as well.

Julio’s Belgian Beer Festival. Sample. By the time I got to this one I was seeing double. Rating it to keep track but don’t have any particulars. My notes say "good".

33 cl. bottle. Clear gold, lots of effervescence produces a large, durable whtie head ad a thick lace. Fresh grainy aroma, light fruits add to the mix, and hints of spice become slowly apparent. Clean and dry, light body, and as noted, brightly effervescent. Light honey sweetness with the delicate balance of peppery hops is quite refreshing. Very drinkable, not an assertive beer, but it’s subtlety is intriguing.

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Pour is a cloudy orange with a small fizzy white head. Aroma is fruity and yeasty with some notes of corriander. Flavor is fruity, spicy and candi sugar. The low alcohol makes this a solid Belgian beer for sipping.

12oz twist-off bottle @ 1st Annual RocketCity Brewfest, Huntsville, AL. Cloudy golden color. Bready aroma. Flavor is yeasty. Pale malt. Lots of dough. Lots of carbonation. Too much fizz. Kinda plain.