Lefebvre Floreffe Blonde

This blonde was drinkable but not the best. A bit astringent. Smell and taste were average and not anything to write home about. The honest thing is that this will rate higher than any kolsch I’ve had today in Koln.

White large foamy full lsting head. Amber colour. Aroma is malty with spicy and prunes notes. Flavor is moderately malty with light fruity and caramel tones, ending in a moderately malty, grainy finish. Light to medium bodied.

0.33 L bottle@Cardinal Pub & Bar, Stavanger. Brilliant gold colored with an orangey hue. Stable, fingerthick white head. Moderate aroma of yeast and sugary, light caramellish malts. Medium sweet, quite perfumed malt flavor, a faint fruitiness and notes of mild spices and yeast. Medium body, oily mouthfeel. Short, fruity finish.

330ml bottle. Tanks Pete! Pale clear golden. A very moderat and thin aroma. Just little sweet marlelade. The flavor is unexpectedly anonymous.

On tap (van ’t vat) at De Groote Witte Arend in Antwerpen. Decent Belgian blond. Clear golden color with a white head. Aroma of pale malt, mildly sweet, with Belgian yeast. Flavor is pale malt, some yeast, light fruits and hops. Good but nothing special.

Flaske: Klassisk belgisk blonde, filtreret med en fin diskret duft. God smag og et godt bid til sidst. Dejlig let øl.

Golde colour with a medium head. some spicieness on first. Some honey but not too much, Hoppy end such another nice Belgium ale.

0.33 l bottle. Poured clear golden with a small laving white head. Moderated aroma of honey, some malt, belgian yeast, light floral hop. Medium body with sweet malt, some fruity character, and sourish belgian yeast flavor. Some spicy herbals and hop in the finish. Easy drinkable belgian ale.