Boerke Blond

Brewed by Brouwerij Angerik
Style: Belgian Ale
Dilbeek, Belgium

33cl, exclusive brewery, from De Hopduvel Gent, not complex brew, yet easy to drink, balanced, cloudy, good head, nice brew

Bottled (apparently a forgotten pearlof the stuff I bought from Willems in 2007). Hazy nutbrown colour, mediumsized beige head. Aroma is spices, sour fruits as well as some slight alcohol and yeast. Flavour is yeast, some mild wooden notes as well as yeast. As it warms up it gets some slight notes of alcohol.

Darkgold beer. A bit clowdy. White head disappearing leaving a thin layer. Spicy and a bit sourish aroma. Taste is spicy in the start ending in a mild malty sweetness. Something in this beer reminds me of juniperslike in the Radar blond but now much milder. Medium carbonation and boddy.

(Bottled) Opaque orange with almost no head. Stingy-sourish chlorine aroma with some grainy malt thrown in. Strangely glueish, sweetish-malty but somewhat sour flavor. Medium-bodied with smooth carbonation. This is quite a strange brew: on the other hand it’s really unclean and unpleasant - but still, in its own perverted way, quite drinkable.

Bottle, 33 cl; bought by Willems. Cloudy darkgolden to light amber color with a medium white head. Aroma hops, yeasts, littles spices. Medium bodied. Taste yeast, sweetish, hoppy, some fruity touch. Aftertaste = yeasty bitter. Not bad.

Aroma of yeast, citrus, spice. Hazy, orange coloured with a lasting, thin, off-white head. Taste is sweet, quite yeasty and spicy. Some cardboard and carbonation. Not really great.

Bottle. A very tastfull beer. Some bitterness and the taste of yeast. Also some fruit taste is comming along with it

Bottled. A hazy orange coloured beer with no head. The aroma is very fruity with some bitter orange notes, together with lots of yeast. The taste is very bitter and fruity. BIt of a harsh kick. Lots of yeast and pepper flavours. Interesting but not altogether satisfying.