Brugse Zot

Great Brew, thick white head; some fruitiness, medium bitter, great lasting aftertaste. A favourite.

Bottle. Thick foamy head. Aroma has something like banana. Also the taste of bananas. A little bit too sweet. Finish: small bitterness, not long-lasting. Neutral.

750 mml corked and caged bottle:
Appearance: Pours orange with a mid sized head. Loads of sediment
Aroma: Modest aroma of winter apples and marzipan.
Flavour: Modest fruitiness; pears and bananas.
Palate: Dry and yeasty, somewhat thin with a slight alcohol burn.
Overall: No surprises here; a typical Belgian Blond Ale.

Hazy colored gold beer with a tiny head. Very fizzy. Flavor is quite sweetish, disappears quite rapidly but has a nice long cottonmouth feel to it. Palate is linear to the first sweetish taste, no distinguishable other tastes. Overall a nice beer, but nothing all too complicated.

330 ml bottle. Slightly hazy golden body with a small white head. Aroma is light fruity and spicy. The flavor is light, refreshing malty with a spicy and fruity touch. Medium body and rather short finish. Drinkable but a bit anonymous and ordinary for my liking.

330ml bottle into tulip glass at the Belgian Beer Cafe in Brisbane. A hazy golden beer with chunky sediments and a fluffy white head providing good lacing. Fruity malty aromas. Quite light bodied with malty fruity flavours (mainly oranges) and a gentle spicy bitterness to the finish. A well balanced and sessionable Belgian ale with character. I like it.

Bottle (33 cl) at the brewpub at Bredaryd Wärdshus. Shady golden, medium white head. Fruity aroma with oranges and tangerine. Good balanced, dry with low bitterness.

33 cl bottle at Bredaryds Wärdshus, on April 25, 2009
Hazy pale golden color, white head. Sweet, malty, spicy scent. Spicy, bananaestery taste. Moussy mouthfeel, low bitterness.