Brugse Zot

Brewed by Huisbrouwerij De Halve Maan
Style: Belgian Ale
Brugge, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

A nice dark golden beer with a bitter, citrus taste an d carbonation on the Tongue, pretty nice

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.

750 ml 2007 bottle split in Duvel glass. clear golden with lasting white head and lace. Enticing and assertive spicy yeasty zesty floral aroma. Very mild honey sweetness with with apricot/cantaloupe fruitiness and spicy dry finish with a little carbo bite and some wateriness. Quaffable, almost to a fault. The flavor doesn’t quite live up to the aroma. But still, very good. I could drink this all night.

Clear dark gold, but downright chunky with flocculated sediment. Very exuberant off-white head. Floral and carbonic notes combine well in the aroma, something of a champagne character. Flavor overall fruity, pear, strawberry, melon, against a yeasty-must background. Very lively palate, but chunks large enough to feel as your drink are a bit much for me.

Bottle at Lord Rodney, Keighley. Refreshing with an instant burst of lemon that stays with the finish. Fresh, early-morning aroma. Very easy drinking. Good stuff.

On tap at the brewpub in Brugges. A nice yellow/orange beer with a decent sized head. The aroma is zesty and hoppy. The taste is fresh, peachy and spicy. Not bad at all.

ligt maar wel een goed aroma zeer moeilijk te bepalen. mooie goude half helderen kleur. een goede smaak van een kruiden mix een zeer konplex lekker fris biertje

bottle, foamy pearl , head with nose of sour malt, very nice flavors of lemon, wheat, champagne and melon, great dry very smooth finish