Deca Antiek Super 5 Blond

Brewed by Deca Services
Style: Belgian Ale
Woesten-Vleteren, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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Bottle. Muddy yellow colour with a huge white head. Yeasty, citrus fruity, aroma and a fruity, caramel taste. Medium body and a dry finish. Not a good Blond.

(Bottled) Hazy golden-orange color with a large, foamy and lacy head. Mild, candy-caramely, earthy aroma with acidity and some fruitiness. Dryish, toffeeish, aromatic-flowery-hoppy flavor with some dish-washing liquid. Medium-bodied, foamy-carbonated palate. Lies somewhere between the characterless Belgian amber ales and the tasty Orval-like, dry hop-soups. A bit closer to the first one - but not sweet, which is nice. Lacks the delicious and refreshing characters making up a really good brew, however.

Golden, muddy colour. Large head. Faint caramel aroma. Faint toffee flavour. Sharp bitterness. Unbalanced.

Bottled:
Notes of cough syrup in aroma and flavor. Dry with a hop bitter note. That’s not my cup of tea.

Nice pouring, a tall fizzy white head capping a hazy straw-colored body. The aroma is a soft malt, refreshing with mild floral and citric scents hovering about. It’s got a sweet malt taste with a lemony twist of acidity followed by a mildly bitter herbal finish. Tasty drink.

The beer after its repudiation of the 330ml brown bottle takes up temporary residence in the glass a slightly hazy gold with a Brontosauric sized head that is creamy in consistency and the color an off white as it deliquesces the lace forms a solid sheet upon the glass. Nose is malt dominated, citrus like in its crispness, clean and fresh to the senses, start is sweet with a pleasant malt profile, the top light. Finish is authoritarian in its acidity with the hops delectable in their spicy presence, the aftertaste desert dry and long lasting, a nice refreshing beer.

Nice white head. Poured golden to orange in color. Bright until the yeast from the bottle was poured in the glass. Aroma is slight estery. A hint of pepper in the aroma and flavor. Refreshingly bitter and dry. Clean finish. Little to no aftertaste.

cloudy orange colour with a giant foamy head, estery and yeasty nose, very carbonated, tart and acidic, light-bodied, very dry and a little bit brutal hoppy finish - very refreshing

Bottled. Cloudy pale golden. Dry and metallic. Clean and slighty rounded. Very hoppy, and very bitter finish.