Lefebvre Floreffe Blonde

Brewed by Brasserie Lefebvre
Style: Belgian Ale
Rebecq-Quenast, Belgium

Bottle. Golden typical blonde color. Yeasty aroma, still refreshing and fruity. Some spice but not too much. Great balance. Light texture. Enjoyable blonde. On of the best accessible here.

Bottled. Golden colour, mediumsized white head. Aroma is yeast, grain, sweat and slight malts. Flavour is fruit, wheat, caramel, alcohol and slight honey. A rather sweet brew, which makes it hard to drink.

[Bottle from BeersofEurope] Yeasty nose, some banana, grainy malt character. medium body, lots of yeast, a little sweet.

Aroma is sweet honey, some pale malt character too, fruity honey notes. Taste is similar very drinkable for a style which im not fond of.

Bottle (330ml). via trade with Viper666. Best before May 2007. Clear gold with amber highlights, average white head. Mild aroma of banana, fresh grain, wheat, light yeast and a dusting of spice - slightly dry, on the sweet side. Taste has a little more kick - reminds me of banana bread tossed in a blender with a bit of Christmas cake - soft, sweet, some tart citrus to keep it in line. Pretty thick, sticky mouthfeel, excellent carbonation - nothing special but a nice drinker, and more complexity than I expected.

On tap. Golden coloured with a rather large head. Refeshing and a bit sweet. Notes of yeasts, spices and a wee bit citric.

Bottle. Golden orange color with a beautiful head with good duration. Fruity sweet aroma. Taste is yeast and citrus.

Bottle: Poured a beige/yellowish ale with a big foamy white head with great retention and lacing. Aroma of hops is stronger then anticipated but well enjoyed with some familiar yeasty aroma also detectable. Taste is a well balance mix between some nice big floral Belgian malt and a medium bitter finish form Saaz (I believe) hops. Really refreshing and complex enough for the style.