De Brouwers Blonde

Brewed by De Brouwers - Les Brasseurs
Style: Belgian Ale
Bruxelles, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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Tap at the brewpub. Dark gold color with a fine white head. Fresh fruit (light) aroma. Flavors of pale malt, light stone fruit, and grassy hop. All works very well together. Medium body and fine, slightly prickly, carbonation. Finishes mildly noble bitter. Good drink.

A - wheaty and a touch of candy A - light and clear T - light, slight sweet P - thin O - ehhh...

Draught at the brewpub. Clear golden coloured with a small white head. Fruity aroma of spices with notes of yeast and hay. Fruity flavour with notes of yeast. Watery.

Fra fat på brewpuben med utsikt til Grande Place 5 Mai 11. Lys gylden. OK kremaktig skum. Anonym aroma: Litt frukt. Smaken anonym. Lite å hente her. Pilsaktig.

Tap @ De Brouwers - Les Brasseurs, Brussels.
Pours clear golden with a small, creamy, white film head. Aroma is sweet, malty, citric and generally quite weak. High carbonation, kinda thin mouthfeel, light watery. Flavour is weak, sweet, malty, sugary. Very dull.

Draught at the pub, 120ml from a tester tray. Clear, straw coloured body, small white hue. Smell of pale malts. Lighter taste of oily fruits and honey-like sweetness. Short tail. Has got moments of refreshments being the first beer of the day. Like a middle-of-the-road lager (Brussel, 07.05.2011).

Herb-wässriger Beginn, dessen Aromen aber stellvertretend für das ganze Bier sind. Im Verlauf nur leicht würziger, die Grundmilde bleibd vorhanden. Langweilig, wenig herb, dieses Aroma ist zudem blechern angehaucht. 9/7/8/6//7

Tap@Brewpub. Neutral aroma. Pale yellow, white head, good lace. Light fruity, light malty, light hoppy, light bitter. More like a Kölsch than a Blond.

7th March 2010. Pale gold clear beer, shite suddy head. Lagerish malt nose. Crisp light palate. Very light caraway malt. A whisper of hop. Crisp finish. Refreshing but very odinary.

Draught at bar Clean bright golden body, white head and lace. Minimal aroma, slight fruity esters. Lean body, spritzy carbonation. Not much to write home about flavourwise; light fruity esters, pale malt and honey.

On Tap @ La Grand Place. The aroma is grainy. Clear, yellow coloured beer with a white head. The taste is grainy and watery. Not much body. Below average.