Leffe Blond

Brewed by InBev Belgium
Style: Belgian Ale
Leuven, Belgium

There are 499 better Belgian beers. But Leffe is malty & spicy. Who cares about all the fake Abbey bullshit ?

Clear golden pour - soapy, sticky lace - aroma of clove, candi sugar, flowers, herbal tea - sugar sweet flavor, with a lot of belgiany phenols, clove, scented soap/flower kind of flavors - it aint bad, but it is awfully sweet for the abv, like herbal tea with a lot of raw sugar in it.

nice darker golden in color, lots of aroma, pick up some hoppiness and slight clove. Overall moderatly strong clove notes from start to finish, with moderate hoppiness. full body. The strangly sharp slightly sweet clove thing is not my bag. thus the lower ratings, however I think this could pair well with indian or thai food.

Amber beer with off-white head. Sweet malt, caramel and spicy notes. Flavour is sweet caramel and some fruit and a little alcohol. Smooth and bitter finish.

Pours a Clean Golden with nice white head. Little Aroma to give away much but some sweetness and malt tones. tastes of cinnamon and spices. Has some almost wheatbeer qualities to it. Very drinkable

gold blond coloured sparkling body with a large white head a hoppy spicy fruity aroma a hoppy spicy grainy fruity taste with a spicy grainy bitter finish

Pours a clear golden with a fluffy white head. Not much arome, but what there is has malt and sweetness. Very drinkable one-dimensional blonde ale. Malty, light, and just ok.

Pours with a large creamy, white head and good lacing. Clear burnt yellow body. Aroma is a bit of spice, yeast and coriander. Taste is spicy yeast, fruity with cinnamon, and coriander. A bit cloyingly sweet, and an odd malt astringency. Watery with light bubbles.