LCI #blond

Bottle at a pub. Unclear yellow color, full sized white head. Aroma and flavor both have a lot op hoppiness, but all those different hops don't really blend together well imo. To use a Dutch phrase: "een bonte verzameling, maar niet echt één geheel". Also I'm bot sure what it is, maybe the yeast that's used, but there's an underlying subflavor that's particularly there in Belgian IPA's while it's generally not present in American IPA's. It makes the beer kind of sweet and resembling a fruit juice imo, seems kind of a waste of potentially very good hops. Overall, drinkable for sure but could potentially be way better I think.

#winter

#blond

33cl can from AbeerVinum, Rimini, Italy. Pours dark orange gold, fairly hazy, with fine white foam. Aroma is fruity and citrus, spicy and dank. Body is partially dense, with average carbonation. Taste is medium-high bitter, but with a nice dose of sweetness behind. Final is average and still with an intense aromatic profile.

33cl bottle from AbeerVinum, Rimini, Italy. Pours dark plum, with fine, light brown foam. Aroma is toasted, liquor, medicinal. Body is slightly sticky, with average carbonation. Taste is heavily toasted, but fairly bitter, with also a hint of acetic. Final is fairly long.

33cl can from AbeerVinum, Rimini, Italy. Pours a little opaque dark blonde, with medium grained white foam. Aroma is citrus and piney, Body is average, with good carbonation. Taste is fairly bitter, with some citrus sweetness as well in the back. Final is average.

Fles 33cl bij Café Falstaff in Maastricht. IBU58. Maltig, bittertonen, zoeten, fruitig, wat bloemig, toffee, marmelade, steenfruit, yeasty, haver, abrikoos, sinaasappel, citrus. (18-9-2024).

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