Leffe Blond

Brewed by InBev Belgium
Style: Belgian Ale
Leuven, Belgium

An amber beer with a good head. It doesn’t have much aroma. But the flavor is that of a good malt blend - with a slight touch of alcohol. It ends of on a slightly bitter note of a good hop.

(Bottle 33 cl) The blond Leffe is far from the best Leffe. Pretty nice, huge head and a beautiful golden colour. But no real characteristica to put this above the average blond ale. 060493

From tap. Pours deep orange/amber with a huge light brown head. Aroma is toffee and a fruity/yeasty note. Flavour is mainly malty caramel sweet, fruity and with some distinct note I’m not able to completely make out (almonds perhaps). Creamy mouthfeel. Bitter finish.

[Bottled] Clear golden, airy head. Fruity toffee aroma. Sweet and medium bodied with fairly clean mouthfeel. Caramel and almond dominates. Slightly metallic finish with a dash of grassy bitterness. Perhaps not very complex, and certainly lacking a bit in malt character, but still a pretty good beer.

Bottle. Clear golden orange with white head. Aroma is malt, banana, cloves, and musty. Flavor is banana, malt, coriander, orange. The mouthfeel was very light, with very little aftertaste.

Bottle. Slightly fruity aroma. Good creamy, stable head. Yeasty and a little sweet flavour with a little bitterness. Aftertaste is also yeasty.

Bottled. Golden coloured, decent white head. Aroma consists of sweetish-citric barley. The flavour is a sweetish-bitter combination of wheat, barley, malt and citrus. Good carbonation level.

Yellow colour with a huge white head. Aroma of cirus and spices. Flavour of citrus, spices with notes of yeast and grain, slightly bitter finish.