Dancing Camel Eve

Brewed by Dancing Camel
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
Tel Aviv, Israel

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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From sample tray at DC. Hazy blonde with small white head. Aroma some malts and slightly spicy not too much going on tbh. Taste: slightly hoppy with a bisquity malty backbone. Pretty nice.

@ Dancing camel. (Lost my rate-book afterwards, so this is from the memory next day). Yellow coloured and hazy. Has a white head, medium duration. Nice notes of fresh brewed beer, hoppy, grassy notes. Flavor starts moderate sweet, grain, moderate bitter finish. Creamy texture and soft carbonation.

nice grass aroma,yellow,hazy, white foam, light sweetness, lightly bitter, medium body, soft carbonation, nice frech grass finish.

On tap at brewery. Hazy with a little head. Very thin aroma of bread and light malt. Light body with notes of straw and yeast. Very light palate. Easy Drinking.

Draught at the brewpub. Pours clear golden with white head. Aroma: bread, grain, olives. Malty-bitterness taste. Light body, grainy finish, balanced. Yes, this IS Eve and yes, it tastes like it reads - lager-like. I drank it before and last night’s batch was different. Will drink again and re-rate if needed, though I sure enjoyed this change.

At DC, pours yellow to bronze with a nice white head,aroma of malt, cereals, fruit and honey, flavor of malt, mushrooms, caramel and floral notes, medium bodied, OK

Draught at the brewpub, small head, a little hazy dark golden colour, light malty aroma with hints of vanila and yeast, bready fruity flavour with a hint of hoppy bitterness, alcohol noticeable, aftertaste short. Clean, drinkable and dissapointing.

Draught at the brewery. Slightly hazy golden with a small white head. Aroma of floral hops, light graininess and a bit of fruitiness. Sweetish grainy flavor with some fruitiness and a bit of bread. Finishes with very faint bitterness and a tiny bit of hops. Light to medium-bodied. Not great but drinkable.