Brugge Blond

Brewed by Brouwerij Palm
Style: Belgian Ale
Steenhuffel, Belgium

Hazy golden colour with small white head.Taste is fruity and mild with note of malt a bit grainy but fresh.

(Bottled) Very hazy golden with a smallish, quite tight head. Aroma of grassy-pilsenery hops and some honeyish maltiness. Slightly sweet, malt-accented flavor with some fruitiness, grassy hops, and mild acidity. Medium-bodied, quite neutral palate with slightly foamy carbonation. A very basic, but reasonably balanced, malt-accented and pils-like blonde.

Bottle. Pours a pale golden. Bit sweet aroma of cress and some wheat. The flavour is a bit sweet and malty wit some metal, wheat and slight spice.

33 cL bottle. Pours clear and golden yellow with a little dense and white head. Mild vegetable aroma and slight grassy. Flavour is metallic and with a slight note of blood. Light sweetness going into a solid bitterness. Ends medium bitter and with a light vegetable note.

Bottle. [thank you, Yespr]
Pours a great golden with an okay, creamy medium-sized head. Aroma is sweet, light wheaty with some yeast peeping through. Kind of a light an thin mouthfeel. Flavour is equally mild with some metallic edges, light wheat. Not too fantastic.

Clear golden with medium short lasting head. Yeasty aroma with fruit notes. Flavor with yeast and metalic notes.

Respectable without being great. Nice gold yellow colour but with very little head. Alcohol seems to pierce through the taste.

Solid table blond/abbey in the Leffe mould. Clean cut, shining lagery gold. Faint peardrop fruitiness in the nose with an almost guezey whiff of lemon, caramel and nutty malt. Slight sherbet, paper, wheat, coriander seed and more peardrop. Quite delicately spiced and fruity, and better than expected.