Leffe Blonde

Brewed by InBev Belgium
Style: Belgian Ale
Leuven, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

Cerveza Belga especial, Basciamente una cerveza de Abadia en su versión Rubia. Sin un olor tan pronunciado como lo llegan a tener esta clase de cervezas, un color completo, palido y con la carbonatación natural de las especiales. Cerveza con sabor a kupulo y algo de especias. Un sabor algo carente de ese picor caracteristico. De espuma ligera. En conclusión una cerveza de abadia de mucho renombre, aun que no tan buena como su hermana la Brune.

Poured from multiple 11.2 oz. bottles - Jeffe Blonde is a prime example of why it is important to pick up new beer every now and then. Never heard of this beer, but I do like some belgians. Damn this is good! Beautifully subtle and balanced. Clove, banana, maybe some citrus on the back end. Creamy! Not a big fan of the InBev name, but I would definitely consider this craft beer.

Pretty decent Belgian Ale. Great aroma, good opening, terrible middle and end game. Beautiful golden color, fair smell, and easy to drink.

The aroma is spicy hops with touches of black pepper. The beer is bright golden with a nice white head and plenty of bubbling carbonation streaming from the bottom. A sip leave long strings of lace from the ring of head. The taste is clean with light malt notes and subtle hop balance. Black pepper notes lie in the mid-range with clove notes in the back end. The palate is very highly carbonated with some alcohol influences. A great beer, nice for session drinking and on its style merits.

330ml Bottle. I can’t believe I haven;t rated this before I’ve had it so many times over the years. A beautiful golden color with a slight haze and a short creamy head. Aroma is spicy and fruity with nice yeast and clove notes. Body is medium, smooth with some creaminess. Light peppery bitterness in finish, slightly dry. Nice flavor with some spicy notes, clove again, slight sweetness. Overall reall balanced and well made. Yeast reminds me on La Fin Du Monde from Uni.

from a metric 12 oz bottle into a snifter. Pours a clear yellow with some but not a lot of head. Nice Belgian buttery aroma. Mouthfeel is overly fizzy but other wise solid. Taste is very buttery and sweet. It’s overly sweet, way too sweet. Ok beer but nothing special. Good gateway beer to the craft or Belgian arena.

Bottle. Fruity aroma with a little of banana. Yeasty taste. This might be an underestimate since I’m novice with Belgian beers so far.

Helder oranjegeel bier met witte kraag. Geur wat zurig. Smaak wat caramel, fruit (kersen?) en een beetje hop. Vol in de mond met goede hoeveelheid koolzuur.