St. Benoît Blonde

Brewed by Brasserie Du Bocq
Style: Belgian Ale
Purnode-Yvoir, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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Golden, somewhat hazy, small head. Aroma is yeasty and netallic. Flavor is yeasty with some honey. A little too sweet in the finish

lys og frugtig øl som har belgisk gær smag og en tydelig frugt. Er ikke så fyldig som Leffe,

330 ml bottle. Nice Belgian ale, but nothing really impressive. I still recommend it, it?s nice for a change

Aroma: sweet, spicy yeast, cloves, light malt, Duvelish, slightly roasted, fruity, grapes. Appearance: almost clear yellow, like applejuice, white fluffy/airy foam (off which most lays quickly). Flavor: sweet, slightly musty, a little watery, mineral, appleish, hoppy aftertaste. Palate: slimy, fizzy. Refreshing, drinkable.

typical blond, a little bit more aroma’s than lager, a beautiful strawcolor, a little buttery after taste

Medium white head, golden colour. Sweet, with notes of fruit

Like the bottle: Duvel style. Not too bad, but pretty featureless, sort of mouldy taste on top of standard leffe blond flavour I guess. Nudge mixed his with Jack Daniels.

330ml bottle. Aroma is fruity, really fruity. Almost like cherry. Appearance is pale golden with a finger thick white head. Taste is light sweet and very little bitter. A soft carbonation and a short but light bitter finish. Overall a superb dessert beer.

Not too impressed with this ale. Quite malty, and at times bitter, especially at the end.

Généreuse mousse crémeuse et douce mais trop fuyante. Cette blonde pâle ne développe pas énormément d'arôme. C'est le fruité qui domine tout simplement. Une bouche courte mais relativement ronde, douce et légèrement sucrée.