Leffe Blonde

Brewed by InBev Belgium
Style: Belgian Ale
Leuven, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

Pours gold with very small white head. Aroma of yeast, pear and spices. Taste is sweet with some spiceyness. Mouthfeel is light and drinkability is high. The sweetness is a little much.

33 cl bottle. Dark yellow color, big lasting white head. Apple, spices, mild banana and sweetness in aroma. Medium bodied. Fruity, mildly spicy flavor, medium alcohol comes up in the end with mild bitterness.

Pours golden, with a good head. Spices, fruits, earthy smell and taste. Nothing special, good drinkable. Not a top-beer, but enjoyable.

On tap at Blue Water in Cranberry. slightly cloudy light golden color with a light foamy head, aromatic citrus flavors with hints of ginger and mint. Medicinal in a nice way with a distinctive fruity finish

Bottle 33 cl from 3 Sinne in Steffisburg (CH). Brilliant blond-amber beer, pretty white foam rather sticky, average crackling. Malted nose, yeast, keys of sugar, honey and hops. The mouth is round, silky, spicy clove and supported by a bitterness measured well in the background. Notes of plum and wooded. Final bittersweet, alcohol, malt.

Bottled. Pours golden with a huge foamy off white head. Smells of clove, butterscotch and floral hops. Flavors include clove, raisin, banana and dark cherry. It is a very sweet beer with a lasting raisin/cherry flavor on the palate. I will buy this again.

Bottle. Honey wheat colored with foamy off-white head. Standard Belgian. Lots of candy sugar in the nose. Bubblegum and clove in the taste. Nothing special but nothing offensive, either.

Yeast, wheat, and toasted ma,ts. Bits of caramel come through, but not much else. Almost heffe instead of belgium (excuse my spelling). Flavor brings out some bready notes, but still a little german for the style.