Duyck Jenlain No. Six (Blonde 6%)

500ml can Sweet candy malts, brioche bread notes. Pepper and ripe apricot packed into a soapy looking blond beer. Balance is not good, mediocre at best.

bottle. Poured clear gold with some sediment and a huge white head. Sparkling carbonation. Hefty aroma of alcohol and peppery spice. Mouthfeel was much more mild than I expected, very smooth. Sweet malty corn grain flavour with a buttery quality to it. Low bitterness. I friend brought this back from a trip, I wish he had brought more.

A Mes rate: bottle from Kris Wines.
Pale gold with a reasonably impressive head. Sweet and yeasty, some spicy citrus notes and maybe a bit of honey. Floral finish with some fainrly obvious alcohol.

Bottled. Amber with white head. Aroma of malt with a tone of hay. Flavor is malt with spices and a hint of honey

Bottle. Blonde and poured with a medium head.Slightly sweet with dryness appearing after a short time and then lingering.

Bottle. Amber beer with a whitish head. Grass, spice, and malt aroma. Sweet malt flavor with grass and spice. Medium bodied. Sweet malt lingers with honey, mineral notes, grass, and spice.

Bottle from the bosses had on the Picadilly line home. Alround rating: Massivly carbonated, pale gariny malts, herbal spicey hop character, hints of butteryness. I think this said bbf 2007 on it so perhaps not in hot nick.

2006 vintage bottle pour.The aroma was sweet malt with hints of citrus.Nice amber/gold color with a good white head.Flavor was a nice mild hop and sweet malt flavor.Had a bit o a metallic aftertaste but was not too harsh.Alcohol was hidden well and the carbonation was very good and went down easy.I like this and could be a really good session beer.