Corsendonk Premium Pils

Bottle at the Belgian Brasserie Henry, shared with ogivlado.
Very pale golden body, medium sized white head that went away slowly. Light honeyish malty nose, slightly fruity. A very light hopiness and honeyish malt in the taste. Watery, completely ordinary and lame.

On tap at Belgian Brasserie Henry, Budapest.
Pale golden coloured, brief white head, eggy/cornflakes nose. Low carbonation. Weak malty, cereals and light grainy with notes of hops in mild bitter finish. Quite a disappointment from Du Bocq. Tastes like average Austrian lager (between 2.0 and 2.5).

Clear goldblond coloured beer with medium white head and some nice carbonation. Bit hoppy sweet aroma. Medium palate. A bitter and sweet finish.

gold blond coloured body with a white head a hoppy aroma a medium pallet and a sweet bitter finich

Tap at the Bruges Station: Very clear hoppy pilsener and must say not bad at all.

Draft, in the Irish pub in Turnhout. Clear yellow coloured, with very little carbonation and a rather small white head. Aroma is a little malty with some sweeter touches. Medium body. Finish is very light bitter, sweeter with some metallic hints. Very medium pilsener.

Sampled draught at Stockholm Beer Festival 2004. Golden colour, lively head. Sweet and very papery with soft mouthfeel. Metallic finish.

Golden, great head. Aroma is hoppy and grassy, and both the hops and grass come back inthe the flavor. Quite a fresh pilsener.