33cl bottle from Cora in Brussels. F: big, white, long lasting. C: blonde, light hazy. A: malty, citrus, spicy, bit wheat. T: medium malty base, wheat, citrus, bit coriander, light soapy mouthfeel, decent carbonation, bit herbal, drinkable that’s all.

Clear yellow colour with fluffy head. Aroma and flavour have a grassy note. Flavour is pleasantly fruity but bitter too. Really well balanced and easy to drink.

33cl bottle from Cora in Brussels. F: medium, white, average retention. C: dark gold, hazy. A: malty, citrus, floral, spicy hoppy. T: medium malty base, citrus, vaguely fruity, bit herbal hoppy, decent bitterness, medium carbonation, nothing really special here, drinkable.

From tap. Pours murky orange with a small white head. Aroma is mild estery to phenolic. Mild bretty, leathery. Lingering fruity, mild juicy. Bitter and herbal. Lingering bretty far finish.

Belgian blonde 'session ale' (which as such does not really mean anything other than it being not too strong) brewed at Jandrain-Jandrenouille for Bières de Court, a client brewer in Court-Saint-Etienne in the Brabant wallon province. Gusher, so be ware when opening. Huge and foamy, egg-white, densely pillowy, rocky, firm and stable head on a hazy apricot blonde robe with ochre-ish tinge. Aroma a bit lightstruck at first (oddly, seen the brown bottle) but when this fades, offering impressions of young wormwood leaves, halfripe banana, dried grapefruit peel, white pepper, dry straw, black radish peel, old bread crust, dry earth, fodder beet, dandelions, minerals, unripe peach, bitterroot. Fruity onset, some sweetishness of unripe peach, hard pear and green banana but generally dryish, with a slight sourish undertone accentuated by lively carbonation, adding lots of minerality to a smooth core; bread-crusty, dry-cereally middle, very low in residual sweetness and a bit grainy yet quite full-bodied for its strength. From the middle onwards, an earthy, rooty, peppery and wormwoody hop bitterness creeps in, further accentuating the dryness and pushing up aromas of dried lemonbalm, mugwort and grapefruit pith; there is a certain juiciness to it, but this rooty dryness and bitterness prevails, along with spicy phenolic accents (clove) and tingling (over)carbonation. A bit too enthusiastically carbonated - and gushing as a result - but generally better than I was expecting, with relatively full body and quite bold and daring hop bitterness. Could easily be sold as a saison, if the current fashion trends in Belgian beerland were to be followed - nobody (including myself) would object.

Hazed golden pour and a fine head Ok intensity in the aroma Moderate sweet and a fine carbonation level Malty, herbal, grain and fruity flavor [Bottle at À la Mort Subite in Brussels, Belgium] Brewery #2592

Keg at L'Amere a Boire, Brussels. This was a light ale that had a strong flavour of one particular hop- hard to place but felt like single hop in any case. Relatively see thorugh. Tasty.

Cloudy, golden color and a white head. Restrained nose. Hoppy Taste, decent malty, rather herbal hoppyness. Nice. --- Beer merged from original tick of La BarnaB on 16 Sep 2023 at 16:29 - Score: 7. Original review text: Ckozdy, golden color and a and a white head. Restrained nose. Hoppy Taste, decent malty, rather gerbal hoppyness. Nuce. --- Beer merged from original tick of La BarnaB. on 16 Sep 2023 at 16:29 - Score: 7. Original review text: Ckozdy, golden color and a and a white head. Restrained nose. Hoppy Taste, decent malty, rather gerbal hoppyness. Nuce.

At brewdog brussel. Feelling like the taplines here are just moldy amd gross or this beer is so harsh and astringent the same as the the last one.