Campus Gold

Brewed by Brouwerij Huyghe
Style: Belgian Ale
Melle, Belgium

Clear golden beer with a nice white lacing head. Moderated aroma of yeast, some coriander, citruses. Medium body with vertical tastes, malt and sourish yeast, citruses and apple. Not bad, balanced and easy drinkable but not a big beer...

A belga Huyghe sörfőzde 6,5% alkoholtartalmú, felsőerjesztésű pale ale típusú szűretlen „söre”. Búzasörökhöz hasonló opálos, világosabb borostyán szín, és citrusos ízek jellemzik. Először citromos, majd narancsos fíling jelentkezik egy visszafogott, decens keserűség felvezetésében. Telt, harapnivaló, ugyanakkor mégis könnyen iható belgaság, amelyet szinte észrevétlenül olajoz a viszonylag magas alkoholtartalom.

Bottle, 6.2%. Vinous aroma. Clear golden colour. Small white head. The flavour starts with a little bread and yeast. Turns more spicy before finishing slightly metallic and watery.

Bottled. Clear yellow, airy head. Citris and yeasty, sweet and fruity. Medium bodied with rounded mouthfeel. Some pleasant citrus, and less of that Huyghe-stickyness that normally ruins their beers.

Clear golden with large white head. Sweet fruity aroma with yeasty an spicy notes. Sweet and somewhat spicy flavor wild fruity and yeasty notes. Somewhat watery.

Bottle. [thank you, Yespr]
Pours clear golden, a little pale. Good, creamy white head that settles as a thin film with good lacing. Aroma is sweet, light yeasty and fruity. Okay oily mouthfeel. Vinious flavour, sweet with a touch of exotic fruit. Very uninteresting.

33 cL bottle. Pours clear yellow to orange with a lacing white head. Spiced aroma. Flavour is mild cornish with a light wheat note and a mild spice. Ends with a medium dry coriander spiced note and a decent bitterness.

Bottled, 330ml From Marche de Natalie, Bouillon, Belgium. Brown orange with bubbly white head. Light ale, with fruity esthers to the fore. There is a reasonable alcohol burn with a sweetish finish. It’s ok.