Brugse Zot

This has a fresh, sharp taste. The body is very thin and watery. It’s a beer which is easy to drink but just lacks a full flavour.

Sampled from an 11.2 oz brown bottle this beer poured a clear pale golden color with a medium sized white head. The aroma was dry, musty and lightly tangy. The flavor was dryish, lightly tangy, a bit bready and had hints of citrus. Overall fairly bland an uninspired.

unfiltered version on draught at the brewery. pours slightly cloudy golden with small white head. nose has wet grains with touch of coriander. flavor is crisp with slight dms, mildly bitter, corn sugar, hops with citrus notes, sliught coriander, bready. mouth feel is very watery. pretty bland but has more life than their dubbel. slightly sweet and unbalanced.

Have had both in bottle and at the brewery. A fairly decent ale. Unlike the classic Belgians, it doesn’t hit you the same way because it is not remarkable. Still, it’s good enough that we bought a couple glasses.

Have it on tap in De Halve Mann, After visiting the brewery we had our belgium style meat with lovely ale. Dark Portugal colour, Easy driing and having amberish and fruity scent at first. Finish is not to much such a Nice beer.

Had @ the brewery pub i n Brugge, 2007. Hazy golden. White head. Slight aroma and flavor from fruits and yeast. An OK belgian Ale.

Bruges-07. I tried this one right at the brewery in Bruges. Aroma of fruity esthers. Pour was a light orange with nice sediment and a thick bubbly 2 finger head. Taste was bitingly carbonated with some spiciness present. An average belgian ale.

A so so Belgian. Aroma of fruity esthers. Pour was a beautiful light orange with nice sediment and a thick bubbly 2 finger head. Taste was bitingly carbonated with some spiciness present. Heavy grass in the taste. Some malt in there as well but that carbonation rules the beer. Some mustiness is noticeable as well. Pretty average.