Brunehaut Abbaye de Saint-Martin Blonde

Brewed by Brunehaut
Style: Belgian Ale
Rongy, Belgium

Pours a slightly cloudy, orangish gold color with a small, white head. The aroma is lightly fruity and malty. Full bodied with good carbonation, the flavor is fruity with a malty finish. Very crisp and refreshing, I would drink this one again.

This beer has a light yellow body - hue apperance and a fine white scum collar. I have drunk the beer from the bottle and it had now carbonic acid. The initial flavor taste is sweet.

Cloudy sweetpotato-colored pour with a medium head which dissipates fairly quickly. Nice lace. Good, fruity flavor with some malty-yeasty notes. Very good mouthfeel with nice carbonation. Good finish.

Bottle, 33 cl. Cloudy dark gold color, white-yellow head. Medium body. Sweet taste a little citrus, and hints of hopbitterness. Dry at the end. good

cloudy orange colour, fine head, malty, bread and chestnut aroma, smooth, lot of carbonation, full-bodied, strong character, long bitter bready finish

Bottle, bought @ Willems, Grobbendonk. Pours a clear golden yellow with a bubble white head with surprising longevity. Aroma is barnyard, muskiness, honey and a touch of oak. Lively mouthfeel. Flavour has a dry tartness with lots of herbs. This is surely a Saison, not a Belgian Ale. Some ginger, light peppers, banana and apples. The 7 % are nowhere to be seen.

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.

Looks like a pale ale, like yellow, transluscent, with a large white head. Floral aroma of honey and pears. Flavor was fairly diluted, somewhat sweet. Finish is moderately sweet.