Brugse Zot

Draft. Golden in color - really nice mouthfeel, but a pretty standard belgian blond. Nothing too special except for being very balanced. Flavor dominated by yeast, lemon, clove. Not bad, but not something I would recommend.

Golden color, large head. The aroma is kinda yeasty, kinda hoppy. The taste is very lager like, but kinda like a wheat beer too. A bit hard to tell. The palate is kinda harsh. It’s alright, I guess. Maybe I just had too high of an expectation since it’s a Belgian beer.

On tap at the Halve Maan brewery. Cool place, for a tourist trap. Golden beer has a decent white head and golden color. Aroma and flavor are malty for a blonde. Also a touch sweet, but mostly wet and bland with a clean finish. Not much going on here. Not bad, not good, but I enjoyed the brewery tour.

33cL bottle in Ghent. Pours very active and cloudy with good carbonation. Slightly spicy flavor with good mouthfeel. Nice short finish.

(bottle) Hazy, golden colour with a medium-sized, diminishing, off-white frothy head. Sweet and slightly sour citrus-fruity nose with a restrained malt-character. Moderately sweet flavour with sour-fruity aspects, medium bodied, lively carbonated mouthfeel. Bitter-sweet and tart, ascorbic finish.

Clear pale body with small white head. Aroma is honey, herbal and grassy hops. Flavor is honey, herbal with some light fruits. Medium/light body with soft, tight carbonation and a slightly bitter end.

Bottle. Pours golden yellow with big white head, lots of carbonation, and lots of floaties... a lot of action in the glass, really. The aroma is clove, some banana, and crackers. The flavor is some yeasty clove and banana, light honey, and a bitter tone like nut shells. Hints of zest once in a while. Mild banana aftertaste. Ok, nothing special.

Bottle. A golden orange color with a white head. The aroma has pepper, spices and sweet candy. A spritzy, citrus, candy, bubblegum and banana flavor.