Campus Gold

Brewed by Brouwerij Huyghe
Style: Belgian Ale
Melle, Belgium

Clear gold pour like a Pilsner. Aroma of sweet malts, yeasty fruit (banana and apple), grassy hop and a splash of rubbery booze. Smooth and delicately fruity with a wheaty aftertaste. Pleasantly ordinary Belgian ale.

Bottle. Clear medium orange color with a average, frothy, fair lacing, mostly diminishing, white to off-white head. Aroma is light malty, grain, toasted, moderate yeasty, fruit. Flavor is moderate sweet with a average duration. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft. (131007)

Bottle. Hazy gold with an initially large head. Aromas are sweet malts with lots of spices. Oranges and floral notes. Flavours are fruity and floral with spices. Medicinal and flowery notes. Some caramel. A bit thin bodied but tasty.

Bottle 0,33ltr: A nice sweet dark golden hazy ale, with citric spicy taste.

Bottled (6.5%). Hazy pale golden colour, small white head. Aroma is spiced, fruity, barnyardish and alcoholic. Flavour of sour apples, some spices, fruits and alcohol. Also yeast. No aftertaste to talk about. Quite poorly balanced thing, watery and I almost feel offended by the acidicness in it. It’s on my list of stuff not to buy again.

Dark yellow colored, little white head. Cloudy appearance. Aroma is finely spiced with orange, lemon, yeast and mild licorice. Medium bodied. Flavor has apple, lemon and spices, surprised to find some obvious alcohol from there also. Yeast also in flavor. Aftertaste has crispy lemon with yeast and some fruits.

cloudy orange colour, little creamy firm head; aroma of pear and apple with strong spicy notes; overcarbonated, sweet with some tart acidity; long perfumy and fruity finish with lingering acidity notes - quite unusual and not bad at all

Bottled, alc. 6,5% (BB 12/2007)
Light mango color, a bit hazy, small white head. Sweet yeasty apricot aroma. Medium-bodied, soft palate. Grassy hoppy, carbonated mouthfeel. Bitter, alcoholic aftertaste. Drinkable triple but quite simple.