La Trappe Blond

Bottled 33cl. Caramel, banana and white pepper in the nose. Yeasty taste. Sour. Hints of white pepper, lemon peel, caramel and banana. Spicy. Lemon and melissa in the finish. Additional comment: Definately poor. The score stays - unpleasant finish. Dissapointing. Too much banana showing up.

Appearance: Golden, nice amount of head. Champagne bubbles. Aroma: Fruity, hopsy. Taste: Malty, hopsy. Fresh. Fruity. Smooth. Info: 330ml bottle, 16/2-2006, 74/300

Bottle. Hazy amber colour with small creamy white mostly lasting head. Sweet fruity aroma. Sweet spicy flavor.

Deep orange brown with a small quickly dissipating white head. Malty nose of light and sweet malts. Light effervescence and a nice mellowness in the malt backbone that finishes with slight spice notes. A nice, simple, clean beer that reminds me of Corsendonk Agnus (though I haven’t had it in a while so that could be offbase)

The aroma is yeasty, which is pretty much it. The flavor is also full of yeast, very boring. It looks like a golden shower.

Light amber, lacing pale head. Nose is mildly hayish hops and sweet fruity w/ little honey and glue. Flavor has little honey, pepper, some apple? Hayish finish with glue and alcohol. Light to medium bodied, even too light for the style. A sad trappist.

ceramic bottle, grassy aroma, looks nice, clear yellow with small white foam, refreshing, faint honey, faint water melon, grassy bitterness, sweet aftertaste. easy drinker. also tried 33cl bottle. comments are the same, but aroma more faint than grassy

Clear amberish coloured beer with small white head and medium carbonation. Fresh fruity malty aroma. Sprankling full palate. Herby malty ending, rather short finish. Not coming close to tripel and quadruppel.