Jupiler

[can] Pale yellow colour. Decent head. Sour malt aroma. Thin with sweet malttiness. Bitter finish. Crap.

Bottle, Indonesian restaurant, Antwerp, Belgium. Fairly run of the mill golden coloured lager that was a bit sweet, not that exciting and only selected because along with Maes was the only beers available in the restaurant.

Draught. Pint. Light golden. Small foamy head that lasts all the way. Very fresh aroma. Sweet pilsner character. Soft hoppy flavour with a flat-dry finish. Food friendly (Dovetail, Clerkenwell 14.09.2006).

Golden colored, little white head. Fruity and sweet aroma. Medium bodied. Flavor is sweet with mild alcohol and some spices. Aftertaste has mild spices with fruits, some hops and honey there too.

29/05/06. This was the last beer I had in Belgium, was waiting for my train to Paris, and maybe it was a prelude for what was coming in France. Average lager, thin, slight hops on the nose and mostly malt in the taste along with grassy notes.

On tap at Party Boat Lizboa. The common beer in Belgium - along with Bel. Not very good, an ordinary lager. Too sweet and very average considering country of origin.

Pours light golden with a mostly receding thin white head. Aroma of malty sweetness, slight graininess, and honey. Taste is light bready maltiness with a crackery chewiness. Mouthfeel is light to medium bodied with lively carbonation. Belgians seem to like their lagers sweet, I must dissaprove.

Can. Thick white head and light, clear gold color. Thin hoopy aroma. Tastes like a dry apple cider. Mettalic aftertaste. Belgium Natural light. I guess you could say it is thirst quenching on a hot day but even with my limited experience I was expecting much more from a Belgium brew. C