De Graal Blond

Bottle: Poured a murky orange with thin white head. The aroma is spice with malt and some yeast. Taste is sweet malt, subsides a bit to give that pleasant spice and hop finish.

Pours hazy amber with a white head. Aroma is malty and belgian yeast. Taste is sweet and caramel. Lightly spiced and hopped.

Hazy golden blond coloured beer with a lot of carbonation and an average white head. Sweeter hoppy and herby (koriander?) fruity aroma. Full palate. Finish is bitter herby with some light alcoholic sweet touches. Medium finish. Nice and easy drinkable.

Bottled at Heeren van Liedekercke. Poured a clear medium golden with a short, creamy white head. Aroma was rather bright with lemon, lighter fruits, and floral representing.. came across as sweet. Flavor found sweet toffee and floral notes along with moderately spicy yeast notes.. left an odd vegetal sweetness at the finish. Medium-bodied and a tad grainy. Decent stuff.

Bottle at Heeren van Liedekercke, Denderleeuw, Belgium.
Hazy, blond body. White, rocky, longlasting head. Excellent lace. Aroma of hops, vanilla, fruits, apples, peach, ... Quite nice aroma. Moderately bitter, lightly sweet flavour. Not very complex, but some nice (Belgian) hoppiness. Ok, but not great.

Bottled. hazy golden appearance with a low white head. Spicy sweet aroma of yeast butter and oranges.. Sweet fruity flavour with yeasty tones of oranges, cinnamon, and brown sugar. Sweet and yeasty flavour of nectarines and white bread with spicy undertones of pepper, menthol and anise. Mild finish of nutmeg, yeasta nd oranges.

Hazt gold with a lot of fizz. Yeasty aroma. Taste began with a promising spicy sweetness before a long and rather uninteresting dry finish. A disappointing beer.

Cloudy golden color; frothy head. The aroma is both malty and spicy. Same for the flavor, with stronger malt and stronger spice touch (coriander and light juniper), ending with a bold bitterness. Good.