De Graal Blond

Bottled. Amber with a tremendous amount of sediment. Medium sweet and medium bodied, rounded mouthfeel. Caramel and some aromatic grassy hops. Pleasant beer, but perhaps no attention grabber.

Grainy dusty nose like a horse blanket, hazy khaki-gold coor, low tight head. Thin weak malt then a hay-like grain middle with some sweetness at the end. Weak and watery. Didn’t like the aftertaste either. Overall, this works but it is not that special.

Malty-sweet aroma with fruit (oranges) and yeast. Quite amber coloured for a blond ale. Hazy. Lasting off-white, medium head. Looks fine. Taste is malty sweet again, oranges, yeast and some spices. Some bitterness. Quite okay brew.

Orange color, no head. Orange nose, orange aftertaste. Grassy in the taste. Kind of stale all in all.

Bottle. Last beer of the night. Very restrictive notes. Blonde, yeasty belgian, some candied sweetness. Haven’t got the best notes, but i remember it being pretty OK.

Last beer of the night following the Chelmsford Beer Festival, with Duff. On the train back to London. A yeasty, citric blond ale, with some sweetness. After 33 beers on the day, my notes don’t run to much more than that. Bottled.

Nice fresh and fruity aroma. Rather yeasty in both flavour and finish. Nothing interesting. Boring blond.

The aroma is sweet malty with notes of yeast. The color is a clear beutiful amber, but with lots of chunks of yeast floating around - and it has a beutiful off-white head. The flavor is sweet yeasty with notes of flowers, berries, aroma hops, and oranges. The end is quite hoppy dry and flowery.