Ename Blonde

Brewed by Brouwerij Roman
Style: Belgian Ale
Oudenaarde, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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Only slight vanilla aroma. Fruity flavor (apple, orange), some hopbitterness, cellary. Just a bit of tartness. Maybe a bit thin. Not a bad beer at all, just uninteresting.

Decent quality without being distinguished by anything unusual or outstanding. Soft and drinkable.

Decent belgian blonde. Spicy, hoppy aroma. Cloudy yellow coloured. Lasting head. Taste is sweet, hoppy and quite spicy, some malts. Bitter palate.

Golden ale with big white head. Spicy hoppiness. Good hop bittering, dry and bitter. Very nice.

UPDATED: JUL 15, 2004 Hazy golden body. Mostly diminishing, rocky and excellent lacing white head. Hoppy aroma. Lightly bitter initial flavour, moderately bitter finish.

This has a large foamy head along with a clean, fresh aroma. Flavours are mild and spicy but delicate more than bland. Somehow adds up to more than the sum of its parts.

Clear golden color, lasting head. Spicy aroma. Spicy hoppy taste, bit metallic and yeasty. Not as good for a blonde as the score would suggest.

Sampled draught at Akkurat, Stockholm, Sweden.
Golden colour and clear, with little head. I get berries,spices and honey in the aroma. It has a funky, dryich and yeasty flavour and a quite bitter finish with some salt, obvious yeastyness and perhaps a hint of metal. Complex.

Blond with a small head. Alcohol and hop aroma. Flowery hoppy taste. Rather flat with a bitter finish.

Blond colour. Light aroma, of malt and spices. Good body, dry malt, coriander; robust bitterness. Good and pretty long palate.