Brunehaut Abbaye de Saint-Martin Blonde

Brewed by Brunehaut
Style: Belgian Ale
Rongy, Belgium

A nice blonde pour serves up a tall head the reduces slowly leaving a persistent pancake. Smells malty sweet. Medium full nectar with superb effers. A luscious creamy mouthfeel delivers the goods. Rich and malty with a moderate sweetness. Textbook.

0,33 l bottle.
Poured hazy golden-blond with a nice offwhite, stavle and foamy, lacing head. Smell like bread because of malt, fine spicies of coriander and lemon, mild caramel and citruses. Medium bodied one with strong spicy character of coriander, bready malt and fruits like fig, citruses and raisins. Fine and crisp belgian blond ale with a nice fruity aftertaste. I do not understand the raters before. The beer is underrated!

33cl bottle, hazy golden color, small persistent white head, malt and citrus aroma, yeast and coriander notes, overall has a bad smell of vegetable soup with cheese (!), citrus sour and salt (!!) flavor (sorry, is became taste), light body, finish with some sweet liquorice, not good for a belgian ale and much worst than st martin ambree

Draught at Q-Brick. Light blonde color. Funky, fruity aroma with citrus and cereal. Flavor of citrus, bubble gum, and fruit. Very average. not too sweet, which saves it, but not too much flavor or interest either. Very mediocre.

Pours a clear blonde color with a thin white head and a floral aroma. There is a carbonated wheatish flavor with more hop bitterness than usual for this style. Very refreshing.

Bottle shared by Marcus. Pours a nice orange gold with a slight white head. Aroma is ligtly sour/citrus. Medium body with firm carbonation. Flavor is mainly citrus/coriander with some yeast/spice. Quite refreshing. Fruity/floral.

330 ml Bottle. Pours hazy golden with fizzy, mostly diminishing off-white foam with slight lace. Not too vibrant aroma of clove spiciness, salty grains with some honeyish malt profile. Slightly sweet, biscuity malty initation with moderate flavors of crisp coriander, almondy and citrus peel hints. Medium body with pleasantly smooth texture. Short, slightly herbal hoppy finish.

Bottle from the Orland Park, IL, Binny’s: This poured a clear golden yellow body with lazily moving bubbles supporting a fizzy white head that soon devolved into a film. The aroma has light pale malts covered by some citrus and floral scents. The flavor’s the same, the letter translating into a mild bitterness. Not much character, but drinkable.