Campus Premium

Brewed by Brouwerij Huyghe
Style: Pale Lager
Melle, Belgium

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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Draught, at Delirium Cafe. Golden with a large white head, fair lacings. Aroma light malty (smoke?) and hoppy. Flavor light sweet and acidic/sour. Light body, watery, soft carbonated.

Don’t know what to think about it but was fine to drink. fine foam and nice to have it for a while.

Pale golden colour, particles floating and a poor lasting head. Plain hop aroma and a boring chewable taste with a faint touch of bitterness.

Bottle 33cl. Nose is on dry grain and bottom yeast like. Aroma is on dry grain, metallic and with light apple touch, low hopy, low bitterness, very basic lager.

UPDATED: JAN 22, 2010 Pours a clear light yellow color with a decent head. Aroma of grains. Flavor is watery and bitter. Very ordinary, yet very drinkable.

UPDATED: FEB 25, 2010 Golden pour, medium soapy head. Malty and hoppy aroma, strong for a pale lager. Light bitter malty flavour with faint hops. Full flavour for a pale lager.

Bottled, at The Railway Inn, Kew Gardens, West London. </br>Pale golden colour, with a slight cloudiness to it and thin grey head. Cheep corn or grain aroma, very thin a not really worth the time or effort. Moderately bitter with a thin palate.

On tap, yesterday, @ Delirium café Brussels. Clear yellow color with white head. Aroma malt, hops, very little spice. Thin to medium body, just a bit more than an usual pils. Tatse malt, hops, fruity touch. Not bad.

This seemed to be a watered down version of it’s big brother Campus. Tasted from the bottle and, not knowing what to expect, poured it into a stumpy tulip glass. Hazy yellow body with the most floaters I have ever seen suspended in the liquid like Sea monkeys, had the look of 100% orange and lemon juice. Pour head retention with only minimal lace. Spicy citric aroma with a little vanilla and candi. Fairly light on in the mouth in both flavour and body, and medium in carbonation, it was like the second runnings of a Belgian blonde wort. Aroma was the only thing giving it base as the citric, honey and vanilla flavours seemed far off in the background. Finishes off with a crisp forgettable swallow that left you wondering where the beer went. Not bad, not good.

Poured clear very light gold with a medium lasting white head. Medium carb. Skunky hop aroma, nothing else really. Thin watery body. Sweet bland taste. Boring!