Gribousine Blonde de Malonne

Brewed by Brasserie La Binchoise
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Binche, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

Slow gusher. Medium lasting head. Yellow body with lots of carbonation. Faint mealy herbal aroma with fruity notes. Dry-sweet tropical fruit and herbs taste with mealy notes. Very light and anonymous. Delicate. Light body. Mild, faintly hot mouthfeel. Dry herbal spicy grassy aftertaste with toffee and soft metal notes, plus faint butter. The butter lingers. Easy to drink, delicate, harmonic, but not very complex. (0.33l bottle, de Biertempel, Brugge.)

Cloudy pale blonde with an open head. Typical Belgian ale with nill carbonation malty & heady. Some citrus & hops. Thin malty beer, smooth in the mouth and very little aftertaste. Found at Parap Fine Foods Darwin NT.

Bottled. A hazy orange beer with a white head. Aroma is fruity and yeasty. Taste is sweet and spicy, coriander notes. Some bitterness in the end

Pretty beer, hazy warm golden orange with stable head. Aroma is sweet fruity-floral with honeydew melon and tropical fruit esters. Soft palate with moderate carbonation. Fruity flavors with papaya, tangerine. Not spicy, has a predominately fruity profile but with a dry finish assisted by some orange liqueur/Triple Sec flavors.

Bottle, 33cl (as Gribousine Malonne Blonde). Cloudy gold. Small head. Aromas of sweet grain with spices & malt, medium carbonation. Nice malty beer.

33cl bottle. pours hazy golden, zhite head.aroma is hoppy with good hints of citrus, herbal and straw like nose with yeast. Taste, lightly hoppy, leaving a nice sweet sugary mouthfeel, some brown sugar and yeast.

33cl, from De Bierloods Adegem, complex brew, not balanced, hazy, good head, nice brew

Bottle. Hazy gold with a white foam. Aromas are sweet grain with floral notes and spices. Flavours are caramel and buttery malts with grain. Citrus and spices follow with floral and sweet herbal notes. Quite oily on the palate. Decent.