Babbelaar

Brewed by De Proefbrouwerij
Style: Belgian Ale
Lochristi, Belgium

Bottle in belgium with my pizza ... hazy yellow ... fruity yeasty nose ... light soft bready fruits ... light hop ... little dry ... quite lagery.

Yellow coloured beer with a small white head. Not much aroma, slightly sweet. Sweet and yeasty flavour, very watery, no body. Drinkable (Bottle 33cl)

Pale yellowy Wit haze, white rim. Enticing sharp yeasty snout with an edge of sourness, banana esters, almost leafy coriander, biscuity pale malt, herbal hop, chick pea. Mouth silky, peppery, drying into a firm bittering hop finish. Yeasty, citrussy, hints of pine and antiseptic hop. Nice balance of spice, malt, hop and wheat like a hopped-up, more characterful Zot. Not bad.

33cl, from Geers Oostakker, complex brew, not balanced, hazy, good head, nice brew

Clear golden with large white head. Sweet yeasty aroma with floral notes. Sweet flavor with yeasty, spicy and floral notes. Ends dry.

33 cL bottle. Pours hazy to cloudy orange with a diminishing white head. Aroma is mild yeasty and light caramel malty, classic Belgian. Medium sweet flavour yet dominated by yeast and caramel in a light way. Mild spice note into the finish. Lingering smooth yeasty and slight caramelish too.

Bottle @ Maria tasting. Golden colour with an off-white head. Aroma is sweet, fruit, yeast, dried fruits. Flavour is sweet, fruit, yeast, dried fruits, malt, spices. medium body. OK beer.

Bottle, thx to fonefan. It pours a slighlty hazy, golden body with a white to off-white head. Nice fruityness on the nose, with some pale malt and generic grains. Sweet and fruity Belgian style in the mouth, with a little spicyness and pale malt. Medium, quite fizzy mouthfeel, and a fruity finish with some notes of spicyness. A quaffable beer that doesn’t stand out at all. (080412)