Grimbergen Blonde

Alken-Maes (Heineken)
Brewed at Kronenbourg (Carlsberg)
Style: Belgian Ale
Jumet, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

Boring smell, taste, and appearance. Had a lot of so Similar beers to it. Nothing great and nothing bad

33cl bottle, 6.7%, 1.15€, contains ascorbic acid, caramel colorant . Dark yellow, clear, ok white head. Light fruity nose. Aroma is fruity with mostly white grapes, wine must, apple, wheat, spicy lager malts and some light grassy hops. Taste is sweet with an acidic, astringent, fairly dry finish. Alcohol is not too much invasive, quite easy to drink, but sourish. Carbonation is fizzy on the tongue. Medium bodied. It seems like a powered to excess lager, can’t really classify this as a real abbey beer, but it’s great for people who’d like to expand their beer horizons cheaply instead of the same old pale lager; this would be a good start.

This Belgium blond poors copper red with a mild head. It tastes crisp and delicious with no bitter after taste.

Noticeably strong deep golden beer. Sweet full favoured, very easy to quaff.frothy head quickly disappears

33 cl @ my inlaws. Golden yellow with a white head. Sweet, with a lot of alcohol in the taste despite the mere 6,7 % ABV. not my favorite beer by far.

33 cl, bottled. Pours clear amber with a decent white head. Aroma: Malt, hops, honey, fruits (apple) and glue. Taste: Slightly bitter, sweet. Alcohol compound, glue. Palate: Medium body, noticeable carbonation. Drinkable.

Pours a golden color and has a very light taste, not much to write home about.

330 ml bottle.
Pours a golden colour with loads of bubbles and a small white head. Aroma of light grassy hops and some caramel malts. Flavour of light grassy hops, caramel malts, citrus and weak fruitiness. Medium bodied, quite high carbonation and a slightly bitter and fruity finish. Easy to drink but quite an average Belgian ale without character.