Grisette Blonde

Brewed by Brouwerij Affligem / De Smedt (Heineken)
Style: Belgian Ale
Opwijk, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

(Bottle 25) Brewed by "Brasserie Friart" in Le Roeulx. Hazy, slightly greyish golden with a lovely perfumy nose, that usually indicates coriander. Very fresh and summerly. Appears to be brewed with some wheat (?) but definitely has the same spices as a Witbier. Very light and quenching with only weak suggestions of hops. 101099

Golden colour with a slim white head. Citrus aroma with some yeast. Dry taste, fruity with a hoppy bitter finish. Light, well carbonated mouthfeel. Drinkable stuff.

Gold to faint orange beer; small white head, whipped-cream like, leaving some lace. Chalk, a bit milky nose, going over in citrus. Some hops, pale malts and background citrus in the taste. Rather dry start, mellowing without becoming really sweet. Well-carbonated, light body. Very light, refreshing beer. Surprisingly pleasing.

Bottle from Open All Hours, Keswick. Pleasantly quaffable Belgian Blond. Miles better than Leffe, with better hop character, and good aroma from the yeast.

Bottled. Hazy pale orange colour, mediumsized white head. Citric aroma with hints of yeast and hoppy bitterness. Flavour is mainly fruity with notes of yeast and a bit bitter hoppy finish. Mouthdrying.

Mild yeasty aroma, sweet malt, alcohol, fruity. Medium amber clear with thin white lacing head. Watery body with medium-high carbonation. Dry bitter-hoppy flavor, mild sweetness. Mild acidity. Dry tangy finish. Astringent bitter after.

Tall frothy white head, hazy orange golden body. Yeast, citrus, fruit and straw in the typical-blonde aroma. Flavor is quite thin and watery with little fruit, yeast and hay tones.

A hazy orange beer wit a small disappearing white head. The aroma is sweet with notes of hops and grass. The flavor is sweet with notes of coriander and oranges and the body is thin.