EHSRanders (1121), Randers C, Denmark Sep 18, 2007 Bottle. Clear golden colour with large frothy white fully lasting head. fruity aroma. Sweet fruity flavor. Nice easy to drink beer. daniele (1642), Italy Sep 18, 2007 bel colore biondo carico buona schiuma persistente poco profumata in bocca leggera facile da bere lievemente amara drfabulous (1212), Columbia, Missouri, USA Sep 17, 2007 In Belgium, I saw Leffe everywhere. In the train station. In every bar. It was a common beer. In Missouri, it’s a big deal when a store gets it. That said, it’s a nice beer. Not the greatest Belgian I’ve ever had, but refreshing, clean and "easy" to drink. Worth the purchase. Hard to believe it’s an InBev factory beer. theviolet (168), New York, New York, USA Sep 16, 2007 Heavy yeasty aroma, light fruits as well. Clear golden appearance, fizzy little head. Don’t like the way it looks. Don’t like its taste. Alcohol and light malt in the flavor.Some woodsy taste. Full mouthfeel, not too bad. Wouldn;t get it again. BeerloverEJ21 (131), Georgia, USA Sep 14, 2007 Not bad, but to be honest, I thought this was mediocre. On the pour, small head. Clear, yellow in color. Fruity, sweet taste. Nice flavor, mild malt, but nothing special. vyvvy (2023), Hazelwood, Missouri, USA Sep 14, 2007 Just got this on a trip out east and see we now have it here in St. Louis. I’ve got my fingers crossed its reasonably priced because this would be a great stand by beer. Pours blond (of course) with a good sized off-white head. The aroma has light fruits (white grapes and nectar fruits), lots of yeast, lightly toasted malt and a touch of sweetness. Medium body with a good deal of prickly carbonation. The flavor starts with hearty toasted rich malt, some soda like qualities, earthy yeast and spices that lean towards coriander and pepper. The finish is much thinner and has a sharp tinniness to it. mike1977ok (633), Netherlands Sep 14, 2007 Pours golden blond with a thick, white, velvety head. Strong aroma that is fruity, malty and a little spicy. Full, powerful flavour for a blond. It’s a little dry and yeasty with underlying fruit flavours.
RblWthACoz (963), Brooklyn, New York, USA Sep 11, 2007 Pours a clear amber with minimal head. The nose is sweet and yeasty. Typical Belgian nose and quite yummy. Just smelling it reminds me why I love the Belgian stuff so much. Flavor is extremely sweet. Especially on the back end of the “flavor rush”. Strong yeast tones as well, but I find the flavor overall to be rather subdued. Perhaps after trying so many different of this level of brew, I am coming to appreciate a more unfiltered and raw beer. Feel is a little thin. Drinkable? I think it depends on your personal preference.
As I think about it, something in this brew reminds me of makeup. Weird.
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