Leffe Blonde

Brewed by InBev Belgium
Style: Belgian Ale
Leuven, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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The most "mainstram" belgian ale I've tried. Anonymously yellow with a firm head and obvious sweetness. The staleness of the other belgians are not so evident. This one is actually refreshing like a beer should be.

An ok blonde, but nothing remarkable. A touch oversweet.

A very easy "beginner" beer in the Belgian style...not a lot to say about it.

A bit too fuzzy and fruity for my palate. Underlying tones of rotting garbage behind a lemony fizziness. A novelty but thats about it.

12 June 2004 - Light simplistic fruit with yeasty malt aroma. Low head retention, low suds and golden clear. Flavour starts sweet and has a light hop complexity, with slight metallic taste. Palate has a dry, crisp bitterness.

bottle. yellow color. medium carpy head. fruity yeasty aroma. bit spicy. yeasy and fruit and some grass.

Bottle at Dæmingen - igen igen (Har jeg virkelig ikke rated denne endnu ??). Clear golden - white head. Sweetness, caramel, recidual sugar, high phenols, high yeast estre, fruity, light bitter hoppy, light flowery. There is no faults or anything wrong with this beer. But I don’t like it !!!

pours gold with a nice white head.spicy aroma,candy sweet notes,Dry finish,high carbonation.good abby but nothing exceptional.

Bottle. Pours orangish-gold with a fairly long-lasting head. Aroma is fruity, with wheat and banana coming through. Tasted a bit off. Standard blonde ale taste, with a sweet aftertaste (and beforetaste) that is not pleasant. Otherwise, a fairly easily drinkable beer.

Bottle. Pours golden with agenerous off-white creamy head. Nice malty, spicy aroma. Sweet nutty taste, alcohol in the background, rather artificial sweet aftertaste