Carrefour Abadía

Brewed by Haacht
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
Boortmeerbeek, Belgium

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Bottle as Biere d’Abbaye 1133. Golden amber colour with a medium white head. Malty and spicy aroma. Flavour is fruity and spicy with a pleasant malt base.

Bottle, Bière d’Abbaye 1133. Light amber coloured beer with lots of carbonation and an average off-white head. Strong malty sweet light roasted sugary aroma with some light herby touches. Full creamy palate. Finish is bitter with some sweet malty and light alcoholic hints. An average blond ale.

Bottle, 75 cl. (as 1133 Biere d’ Abbaye). Clear golden color, off-white head. Aroma sweet, light spicy, malts. Medium body. Taste sweet malts, some spice, fruits, little hopsbitterness. A very regular blonde.

Bottle@Home. Aroma of malts, apples and light herbal. Yellow color, off-white large head, good lace. Sweet, malts, yellow apples, light bitter, light sticky. Drinkable but boring.

Bottled(750ml). -as 1133 Biere d’ Abbaye. Brewed in Belgium for Carrefour France.
Golden coloured, medium sized off-white head, light wheaty spicy nose. Light malty, grassy and herbal taste with notes of maize and orange peel. Rather bitter finish. Onedimensional.

Own-brand bottle bought in a branch of Champion in La Tremblade, France. Golden coloured with a short-lived white head. Aroma of sweet malt, honey and herbs. Flavour had some fruit and grassy hops, before a decent bitter finish. Ok.

Yellowish golden beer with big, just off-white head, dense, leaving little lace. Astringency already in the nose. Toasted malts, slightly grassy on a background of more warm sweet malts. Little aroma from the orange peel. Grassy in the first instance, then malty, bit toasted, quite dull, pinch of saltiness. Maybe some orange zeste retronasal. Quite carbonated. Terribly dull.