Kasteelbier Blond 7

It poureda hazy golden liquid with a small white foam. It had a weak smell of yeast and honey. Medium carbonation and smoothness. Taste of yeast, honey and malt. Nice.

A Mes rate. Bottle at Paradise Fest.
Clean gold with a good, bright white head. Oh no, not another yeasty, spicy Belgian blonde. It sure is Jim. The Belgian equivalent of the slew of run of the mill bitters we have over here. Balanced, very drinkable, no character what so ever.

bottle ’kasteel proefbrouwsel’, but it must have been this one @Kulminator, expiry date 2004. Unclear golden/yellow/beige colour with very nice, stable and creamy head. Smell: very fruity. Taste: old carpet, oak, fruity, a sour toch, yeasty. Nice one!

Bottle, bought @ BelgianShop.com.
Pours a wonderful, clear golden with an impressive, creamy, white head. It stays for some time and leaves good lacing. Great looks. Aroma has light metal, sweet crispy malts, light biscuity, some apple, yest, piney. Medium carbonation, rather light mouthfeel. Flavour is sweet, no sign of alcohol. Crispy sweet malts dominate with fine fruity esters from the yeast. Light piney hoppiness in the finish. Fine, fresh and very drinkable.

Goldcoloured, 0.5 cm staying white head. Medium carbonation. Aroma: somewhat sweeter than a pilsner, in the taste hoppy, bitterly, alcohol is somewhat dominating. Finish a bit bitter.

Bright, blond beer, thin head. Nice blond with strong grainy flavours and a dry finish.

had it on the 3rd friday of the month at buitenlust. was the 5th beer of the night we tasted. Nice beer

Bottled (from belgianshop.be). Golden colour with creamy white head, that leaves nice lace. Aroma is fruity, yeasty and a bit herbal. Flavour is quite grainy, sweet malts as well as some herbs and wooden notes. Quite easy to drink, and pleasant.