Campus Gold

Brewed by Brouwerij Huyghe
Style: Belgian Ale
Melle, Belgium

Almost underattenuated and grainy nose with notes of corn syrup and curacao. Fast dissipating realease of gases with poor head retention. Corn syrup and grain again on the palate with mild white fruit. Sweet and lingering finish

(Bottled) Slightly hazy golden color with a medium, foamy and white head. Yeasty, somewhat acidic, dryish aroma. Acidic and sourish, quite dry, wheaty-malty flavor with orange-peel and cardboard hints. Medium-bodied, acidic and dryish palate with a bit foamy carbonation. Re-rate wouldn’t hurt, as this was the 21st rating of today... Not one of my favorite beers, anyway.

(Bottle 33 cl) This original version is from brewery "Biertoren" in Kampenhout. Comes with a back-label in Spanish! That’s something I’ve never seen before. Golden, honey-like colour with an incredibly tall, and pretty head. Very soft mouth-feel in spite of the carbonation. Flavourwise there isn’t that much happening. Some sweet malt and a hint of some citrus. But not much body. 180398

Rather pleasant. Quite sweet & smooth. Lots of fruitiness and other flavours - peach, apple, citrus, honey. Heavy doughy yeastiness. Pale malts used, acquiring grain, bread and cookie flavours.

Sweet nose with notes of yeast and banana. Golden body, with a small white head. Sweet flavor, but rather weak.

Clumsy Belgian ale that tastes much stronger than its 6% abv. It poured a cloudy gold colour with a thick white head. Banana notes in a light, wheaty nose. My first taste impression was of bubble gum, followed by a big slug of alcohol in a thick, chewy body. There are also strong bitter tea characters but it’s dominated by the alcohol. Lacks balance - tastes like a much stronger beer. (Bottle)

Hazy golden colour with a big fast dissapering white head. Sweet yeasty aroma and a spicy taste. Medium body and a dry finish.

A hazy orange beer with no head. The aroma is sweet and very yesty. The flavor is dry and sweet with strong notes of oranges.