Beersel Blond

A darker hazy orange. a 1 finger head that fades fast. Aroma is a clean, citrus with a witbier aroma. Good mouthfeel, almost explosive. Yeast shines really well, citrus, yeast, some spice at the finish. very good beer.

Bottle shared with Deanso. Pours cloudy golden with an off white head. Aroma of yeast, grain, herbs. Flavour is moderate sweet and bitter. Medium bodied with soft carbonation.

33cl bottle courtesy of and shared with Kermis. Thick white head. Hazy blond pour. Nice enough brew but nothing special.

Bottle at the St. Albans Beer Festival 2013. Poured a slightly hazy light golden colour with a large, frothy white head. Aroma of bready malt, Belgian yeast and some sweet fruits. Floral hop flavour with lemongrass, cereals and a slight metallic edge. Finished with dry grain, citrus and Belgian yeasty esters. Reasonable blond.

bottle at home pours blonde ( it surprised me too ! ) , bit fuzzy . good white head . intence malty smell good carbo quite sweet, very very malty taste. very sweet , too ( trough the malt) yummie stuff.

Bottle was a bit of a gusher. Light golden lively white head. Aroma is pils malt Belgian yeast esters. Crisp flowery flavout . effervescent palate. Light orange. Decent blond.

Bottle bought @ beerplanet.be. Pours clear golden with a frothy and fizzy white head that leaves lots of soapy trace on the glass while dissipating. Smell is floral and perfume-like with crackers, pear popsicle, pineapple, passionfruit, cape gooseberries, hay, dry soil, lemon zest and hints of dandelions and lemon grass perfume. Taste is slightly sweet, tiny bitter, tiny fruity, lightly floral and slightly metallic with crackers, pears, green apples, hay, lemon zest, sheet metal, cereal, pineapple, cape gooseberries and hints of alcohol. Mouthfeel is crisp, slightly dry, tiny tart, tiny spicy astringent and light bodied. Finish is bitter and floral with crackers, dried flowers, hay, apple skins, lemon juice, sheet metal and hints of tropical fruits. Quite allright, especially with food.

330mL bottle, pours a pretty clear dull golden with a medium white head. Aroma and flavour are petty dull, both giving off notes of Belgian yeast and biscuity malts - not a whole lot else. Very light palate and body, with little character. Drinkable, but there are way better blond ales out there .