Leffe Blond

Brewed by InBev Belgium
Style: Belgian Ale
Leuven, Belgium

Bottle. A nice golden color pour with a medium sized soapy white head . Aroma is nice and spicy, some clove and floral hops.Flavor is yeasty, a little banana,cloves, some wheaty malt , a bit of hops,more spice,a bit of sweetness kind of like honey,malty clove finish,creamy mouthfeel,medium to high carbonation,very drinkable. Not a bad beer at all.

Enjoyed on tap at a small place in the Jordaan neighborhood of Amsterdam. Pours light, with the big head you’d expect. I agree with the hint of Bananas and other fruits.

Amber pour with a nice head that fades quickly. Aroma is of bananas, belgian yeast (I swear there’s a hint of baked beans in there) and some very subtle cloves. Taste is very agreeable, but plain: sour-dough bread and sweet malts. Too sweet, no depth, no finish, no balance. Creamy mouthfeel but too watery.

Slight sweet candy flavor, little bit of spice. Was overall pretty mellow flavor, but still nice. Smooth, easy to drink but still had some good belgian flavors.

11.2 fl oz bottle poured into a Chimay Trappist glass. Pours a golden amber color with a modest amount of off-white head. Nose is citrus and bubblegum. Flavor is bananas, citrus, yeast. Medium carbonation.

This has been my favourite beer for about a year now. Taste of yeast, citrus and banana. It has a nice white head.

Deep golden color with fluffy white head. Quite good lacing. Intense fruity aroma of banana, vanilla and moderate spiciness. Sweet malt flavor with sugar candy, vanilla, and tea biscuits. Medium body with lively carbonation. Abrupt, short clove feel in the finish.