Super des Fagnes Blonde

Brewed by Brasserie des Fagnes
Style: Belgian Ale
Mariembourg, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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Bottle. Sweet apple, coriander, licorice and malt aroma. Pale yellow color with small head. Sweet lemon and coriander flavor. Nice body. High acidity. Reminds me most of a strong witbier because of the coriander. Nice though.

Bottle in La Roche, Belgium. Dark golden, big white head. Fruity aroma, malts, spices. Flavour is soft and sweet, liquorice, a bit malty, and spicy. Highly drinkable and very enjoyable.

UPDATED: APR 19, 2013 33cl, from De Hopduvel Gent, complex, yet easy to drink, clear, good head, good brew

Bottled. Deep golden colour with rich, rocky head. Sweet, malty, almondy, spicy aroma - very fresh pale malty feel to it. There are notable spices in flavour with a malty, fresh backbone, with a bit of almondy glue that I find nice. This is a great beer, very reminiscent of a tripel.

Bottle at Cambrinus in Brugge. Spicey tripel aroma. Dark gold color with a non-lacing white head. Medium body with very creamy carbonation. Slightly sweet. Slightly bitter. Subtle. Finishes arguably dry, and bitter and mild spice linger on. Try this one on a chardonnay drinker.

Sweetish nose of vanilla, honey, freshly polished pine (noble hops), obvious coriander and liquorice now I’ve read the description. Marmaladey citrus and spruce mingled with spice, mellow burn, yeast, metal. Bit too much fizz and alcohol, but decent.

Golden colored brew. Hoppy aroma. Malty, spicy flavor. Sparkling. Drinkable.

25 cL bottle. Pours clear and golden yellow with a collapsing white head. Solid coriander spiced aroma with a mild mouldy note. Classic blonde flavour of mixed wheaty and spiced notes. Semi-dry. Lingering spice flavours and notes of orange peel.

Bottle. Golden body. White head. Yeasty and sweet. To harsh and to much alkohol showing trough.

Bouillon, Belgium Bottled Easy-to-drink blonde with spicy aroma and taste