Abbaye dAulne Blonde des Pères Sur Lie

Brewed by Brasserie Val De Sambre
Style: Belgian Ale
Gozée, Belgium

Bottle, 33 cl. One of my last bottles by at the brewery (aug. ’06). Simple abbay beer, but good drinkable. Drak blond-amber color with a good light beige head. Medium body. It has a fine taste of malts, and has also fine light spicy touches in the nose. The taste hints of malts, a little bit of dry caramel, and bitterness in the end . The afthertaste = dry and ends with a bitter touch.

Gold with soft white head. Big spice aroma with a lot of fruit. Dry and crisp on the palate. Wheat and yeast in the aroma. Apricot flavor in the finish was really pleasent. Very well built beer that impressed me with its subtler flavors.

golden , spicy aroma, bitter

This bottled brew marked 0 84662 0030 bbf 09/26/070no 144302 from a bottle shop poured a large sized head of foamy finely sized white colored bubbles that were mostly diminishing and left behind a hazy with floating yeast chunks softly carbonated dark orange colored body. The aroma was malty and musty. The mouth feel was tingly at the start and at the finish with a bubbly hoppy aftertaste. The nice flavor contained notes of malt hops and floral. Delicious and one I would certainly buy again.

Bottle with a best before date of 26/09/07. Large frothy, fizzy white head that mostly diminished with a lot of floaties, cloudy, very little carbonation, and a golden hue. Nose was malty, hoppy, pepper, sweet, spicy and some clove. Flavor was sweet, bitter, spicy,and hoppy. Mouthfeel was fairly smooth and somewhat tingly. Medium body. Quaffable, good for the style and a beer that I will drink again if it comes my way.

Bottle courtesy of fonefan: Poured a clear dorée color ale with a big bubbly head with good retention and some lacing. Aroma of peppery yeast with notes of Belgian malt. Taste is a mix between Belgian malt with some sweetness and a very dominating peppery yeasty flavour. Body is fuller then average with low filtration and with some great carbonation.

Bottle from Holiday Wine Cellar. Nice golden color, hoppy, fruity aroma. Nice, smooth flavor. Very drinkable. I liked this one alot. Reminded me of Leffe. This is a style I guess people just don’t like.

Nice pop of the cork, a slight fear of foaming, but no problems. Hazy golden color with a lots of bubbles flowing to maintain the huge white fluffy, near wispy head. Simple aromas of pale malts, white grape skins, dried flowers and a touch of attic dust. Light crisp and airy feel. Again as the aroma suggests, a simple tasting brew. Light sweet pale malt, along with simple candi and a touch of sweet herb hops and a dash of cloves. Yes, it is quite simple, but I find no real faults, that would normally be quite easy to find in a light simple. brew. An easy to drink simple pale belgian ale.