Lysbette
Brouwerij Brunn in Beveren, East Flanders, Belgium 🇧🇪
Belgian Style - Blonde / Pale / Amber Regular Out of Production|
Score
6.21
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Ingrediënten: mouten (waaronder gerst, tarwe, rogge), hoppe, korianderzaad, rozijnen, gist
LYSBETTE - Gentse burgervrouw uit de bekende familie Borluut. Bestelde samen met haar echtgenoot Joos Vijd het Lam Gods, waardoor hun namen vereeuwigd geraakten.
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beerhunter111 (50581) reviewed Lysbette from Brouwerij Brunn 4 years ago
Appearance - 4 | Aroma - 4 | Flavor - 5 | Texture - 4 | Overall - 6
33cl bottle. A clear amber beer with a off-white head. Aroma of mild rotten fruits, caramel, spices, grapes. Taste of old hops, caramel, ripe fruits, spices.
Sloefmans (15389) reviewed Lysbette from Brouwerij Brunn 4 years ago
Appearance - 8 | Aroma - 6 | Flavor - 5 | Texture - 5 | Overall - 5
Fast gone offf-white head over hazy ochre-copper beer. Watercolour paint, moss, wet green plants & weeds. Artificial appearing bitter flavour, faint coriander, again watercolour paint. Finish is, despite some watery feel, burning-bitterish, again artificial, unnatural characterized. Light, watery, decent carbonation. Bof. The beerworld might not gotten instructed as to whom ordered Het Lam Gods (what is the -AWA stuck to the Vijd name?), but on matter of taste, we wouldn't have lost nothing if this beer never appeared. Thanks to Stef!
Alengrin (11609) reviewed Lysbette from Brouwerij Brunn 5 years ago
Appearance - 6 | Aroma - 7 | Flavor - 7 | Texture - 6 | Overall - 7
Home brewery Fienneke's contribution to the series of five Vijd-themed beers commissioned by Beveren, the birthplace of 15th-century nobleman Judocus Vijd; executed at Brunn and - like some of the other Vijd beers - making use of coriander seed and raisins. Medium thick, off-white, lightly lacing, mousy head on a hazy orangey peach blonde beer. Aroma of sweet yellow raisins indeed, sugar loaf, young cheese, honey, caramel, peanuts, peach, coriander seed soapiness, rainwater. Fruity onset, peach, banana and pineapple notes, sweetish with sharp and stinging carbonation distracting a bit from the actual flavour, with strong minerally effects; bready, very lightly toasty-bitterish maltiness with a slight caramelly streak to it, quickly spiced by soapy coriander seed and - in the end - a leafy, lingering hop bitter note. Crisp, cleanish, dryish blonde, with the raisins adding a weird but quite agreeable cheesy aspect as well as the expected sweet aroma, yet little of their sugariness has survived in the mouth, if any. Unexpectedly interesting.