De Brouwers Blonde

Draught as "Blond". Almost clear golden colour. No head. Sourish/acidic aroma. Watery flavour, with some malt, though, and a bit citric.

Draught at the brewpub
Hazy blond color. Soft aroma; wheat, spices, vanilla, light hop. Light body; light malt taste, with a hint of citrus, very watery mouthfeel. Similar to a Blanche in many horrible French brewpubs.

Draught
Consumed at Les Brasseurs de la Grand Place, Brussels, May 2006
Called just simple the Blonde. Has a clear yellow and gold colored body with a fluffy well-built white head. Has a soapy cannibus (sativa) nose with a sour bacteria-like yeast scent. Crisp, resembling hoegaarden with the lemon flavored yeast flavor up front. Light, a bit syrupy, candy sugar is easily evident. Simple and plain overall, but at least drinkable and decent enouhg to not dislike.

2008-02-28. Hazy golden yellow body with a small fast fading head. Flavour is roughly astringent at first with a sharp spice character. Aroma is sharp yeasty spice, hoppy notes, muted soapy hints. (6+) Average plus palate. A bit odd but it grows on me a bit as I get past the initial abrupt introduction.
On tap at De Brouwers Grand Place, Brussels

(Draught) Hazy yellow-golden with a small, lightly lacy head. Lemony-malty, very sulphury aroma (dirty tap). Pale-malty, acidic flavor with lots of sulphur. Light to medium-bodied with quite low carbonation. A boring brew served from dirty tap. I don’t think this brewpub survives for long.