Slaghmuylder Paasbier

Bottle at Poechenellekelder, Brussels. Pours clear straw golden coloured with a big egg white head. Aromas of cereal, corinder, citrus, spice and flowers. Flavours of herbs, citrus fruit and yeast.

(33cl bottle, BB Apr 2010) Pours a clear yellow body with a medium white head. Aroma of florals, grass, and corn. Flavor of grass, florals, and light lemon.

Cloudy yellow with a big white head. Spicy yeast aroma, with some coriander. Dry and yeasty flavour with a citrus note in the finish.

33cl bottle @ poechenellekelder, Brussels. Pours clear golden with a white fluffy head and lacings. Corn, yeast and spice in the nose. Herbal, minty and peppery. Medium bodied. Quite one dimensional. Ends spicy and hoppy. OK

bottle, pours light gold, thin white head. Mild malt and skunky hop and cannibus aroma. Light malt, smarties, sugar, and a mild honey note in the flavor department, actually not that bad. Carbonation is a tad too much with a Very crisp moutheel that makes it hard to take in much at a time.

Bottle. golden-orange colour with an off-white head. Aroma is sweet, yeast, citrus. Flavour is sweet, yeast, malt, citrus, hop. Medium body. OK beer.

Bottle. There’s some microfloaties in it, giving it a hazy, orange body. Nice off-white head. Fruitysweet on the nose with orange and some lemon, and a tiny sourness in the back. The flavor goes in the same fruity direction, and has some bitterness as well. Medium to full body. Bitter finish with some fruity sweetness. A delicate beer, but slightly boring. And to me, not very Easter-ish. (090213)

33cl, from De Hopduvel Gent, easy to drink Easter beer, not complex, hazy, rocky head, nothing special