Abbaye de St Landelin Blonde

Brewed by Les Brasseurs De Gayant
Style: Belgian Ale
Douai, France

Pale coloured. Yeasty aroma. Yeasty flavour with notes of wheat and rice. Extremely weak and thin. A bad quality beer with a bad taste.

Metallic & sweet, some hops. Bit fruity. Dull gold-amber clear with small lacing white head. Medium watery body & med-hi carb. Medium sweet wheaty start. Finish is lightly hoppy and not much bitter. After is dull, some honey & wheat. Masks 6.5.abv well.

Nice golden colour with no head. Yeasty nose. Very nice and light, with some wheat and spices comming up. But I wouldnt call this a Belgian ale. Its more of a toned down Goudale. Still I would not turned it down if I was offered one.

Amber colour. Decent sweet aroma (fruit and yeast). Unfortunately I also noted something like grain or hay. Still, quite drinkable but too sweet for my liking.

A golden colour ale with a small white head. The aroma is fruity, hoppy and yeasty. Taste is yeasty as well and sugar is everywhere. Not that bad (if you compare with many low budget french brews), but nothing exceptional and even a bit sickening.

Golden with a fastly disappearing white head. The taste is sweet and fruity, with a sharp unpleasant palate.

Can. Pleasant enough blonde beer. Quite soft. Nothing outstanding, but decent quality.

An amber beer with a beutiful but disappearing head. I was very suprised when I poured this - it doesn't have the color of a blanche - rather an amber. The aroma is sweet and malty with very light flower notes. The flavor is sweet malty rich on fruit and with notes of peaches and a little perfumated. A very easily drinkable beer but not very complex.