Leffe Blond

Brewed by InBev Belgium
Style: Belgian Ale
Leuven, Belgium

Poured clear and dark golden in color with a fizzy white head and a stream of upwardly mobile bubbles. The aroma was bread, yeast, malt and light citrus. The flavor was citrus, yeast and malts. Overly carbonation. Harsh mouthfeel. OK. Would make a good gateway brew.

11.2 oz bottle. Pours a near clear yellow golden with a nice white forthy head. Aroma is very estery, Belgian yeast up the wazoo, doughy, very triple like. Flavor follows exactly, the bottle is a bit less attenuated than when I had this in Belgium, doughy, sugary sweet, very estery, yeasty. I good drinker but I think I prefered this in Belgium when it seemed lighter.

Pours cloudy light golden with a creamy white head. Aroma of clove, banana, coriander. Sweet and mild bitterness. Light to medium body.

On tap from the Gingerman Fort Worth. Clear, dark, yellow pour with no head. Faint grain aroma. Tastes a little spicy with banana flavor all over the place. It’s like a terribly thin hef.

bottle. Poured clear amber with a lasting white head. An astringent hoppy aroma. Medium bodied, creamy mouthfeel. Flavour is mildly spicy, some bananas and yeasty notes witha dry alcoholic finish.

Aromas of banana, fuits, floral. Color is amber orange, with slight haziness. Complex fruity taste, with medium bitterness and a lasting, bitter finish. I am not a huge fan of Belgian Ales, but this is an interesting experience. Not very suited for the weather in Rio de Janeiro, especially on summer. Might be a lot more interesting in the winter, or in Belgium, of course!

Bottle. Poured orange with medium white head. Full fruity and hoppy aroma. Light body, a little malt and a little fruit. Light but lasting medium bitter finish.