Leffe Blonde

Brewed by InBev Belgium
Style: Belgian Ale
Leuven, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

Bottle. Pours a pale gold with a thick white head. Aroma of bready yeasts, cinnamon, banana, and clove. The taste has some, cinnamon, warming spices. Not a strong alcohol flavor, but it warms you as it goes down.

Very nice Belgian Ale which pours very nice. It has a rather sweetish taste and is nicely balanced with the alcohol. Palate is not too much of a big deal since it doesn’t develop a lot nor leave a great impression/aftertaste. Overall nice!

Bottle. Golden clear. Moderate cereals with a light fruity component. Smooth well balanced but a bite boring corny body. You get easily lightheaded in the summerheat. Nice beer.

Poured from a 12 oz bottle into a Leffe Goblet. A- Light golden color, nice 2 fingers of frothy off white colored head, attractive lacing and retention. S- Refreshing aroma, sweet, spice, banana, clove, some breadiness in the background, refreshing aroma. T- Taste similar to nose, pretty sweet, banana, spice, clove, some breadiness comes out, not a bad tasting beer. M- Light mouthfeel, well carbonated, creamy, smooth. O- Not an overly complex beer, but really easy drinkability, definitely enjoyable on a hot summer day.

Bottle. Pours a clear pale golden color. Almost no head retention. Aroma is full of caramel malty character. Mouthfeel is smooth and light-medium. Taste of a little doughy with a little earthy notes. Overall a fine balanced beer for most occasions.

Is one of my favorite beers, i bought this beer for celebrate de born of my godson and i was impressed, in this moment i felt that was the best beer i’ve drink in my life.

Fine belgian ale, very sugary sweet in the finish, but overall, a good place to start if you’re beginning to learn about belgian ales

Bottle @ Memphis, Helsinki. Originally rated on 7.7.2010. Okay belgian ale, well balanced, easy to drink.