Leffe Blond

Brewed by InBev Belgium
Style: Belgian Ale
Leuven, Belgium

Appearance: Golden orange. Good amount of white head. Aroma: Light fruit. Some yeast and alcohol. Spices? Taste: Fruits and spices, slight bitterness. Info: 330ml bottle, 22/4-2009

Clear gold color with a tinge of bright orange. Gorgeous fluffy off-white head leaves great lacing. Aroma is pretty one-dimensional. Prominent clove with a yeasty light ester note. Flavor is bananas and a touch of very sweet orange, with the aforementioned clove coming through as well. There’s also a vague earthy note in the very end of the finish. Light, easy drinking, and inoffensive. Very simple but it does the job.

Pours a nice transparent golden hue with a white head. Taste of spice and bananas. Solid Bengian ale. bottle

Bottle bb 30/1/10 Pours clear, golden,good head. Aroma of slight banana,other slight esters,fusal alcohols,bready and leffe house character ? Taste more sweet than bitter,with esters and high alcohols,warming not much hop. Overall ok, nice balance between esters and alcohol.

Aroma is a little fruity, some hint of spice. Deep golden color - crystal clear. Pop of the bottle was slight. Decent carbonation and pour. Nose has a hint of spice. Head was moderate at about 1/2 inch. Let sit a little to about 46 degrees F. Mouth was a bit sweet, yet warming. The abbey yeast aftertaste was not overpowering but is more pronounced as the beer warms. A touch phenolic. No pronounced hops as the spices over take it as does the abbey yeast taste.

Nice Carbination Amber Color, easy spice and hint of banana very drinkable.

330ml. Goloden amber in colour with 2 fingers of rocky white foam. Clear with good carbonation. Aroma of cinnamon, spice and cloves. Sweet tatse with a crisp clean aftertaste.