Grimbergen Blonde

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

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

330 ml bottle poured into a Leffe glass. It pours a clear golden honey colour with a small head which mostly disappears. Aroma isn’t strong, but smells of sweet malt and subtle spice. Flavour is initially sweet, but gives away to a fairly dry floral/metallic hop finish, which lingers around. Overall, I would choose Leffe Blonde over this.

330 ml. bottle. Pours clear gold with a nice white head. Aroma of yeast, fruit, malt and grain. Taste is yeast, citrus and malt. Dry finish. Easy to drink. Light and crisp.

Crisp, light citrusy flavor with notes of hops on the finish.... Very enjoyable...

bottle from el corte ingles, lisbon. Golden/light orange color. Medium carbonation. Small head. Light sweetness. Caramel/fruit taste.

bottle - golden yellow pour with a small white head - light well balanced malty aroma - a knock out blessed fruity malty taste - why do anyone drink skunky bad lager beer when they can get holy water like this

Drunk from drought and from bottle. Light amber, clear with a very little head (especially from tap). There is a nice balance between hops and malt but malt sweetness takes over on the end. It’s a light beer when in comes to overall feeling, very easy drinking from tap. You got to taste it cold. It’s one of this belgian blond beers that is drank on everyday bases in taverns. Not exiting but better a simple lager or pils.

Honey colored, light head and lace. Wheat and light grain taste, nice hop balance. Basic light flavors with little complexity.

bottle, nice pale beer aroma, grassygolden, clear, white foam, frothy, good bittersweet taste sweetness in the start a bit more bitter in the end but not so muchmedium body, long finish, soft carbonation, slick feel, good beer but nothing extra