St. Paul Blond

Formerly brewed at Brouwerij Sterkens
Style: Belgian Ale
Meer, Belgium

The bottles of the St. Paul series are very nice, like miniature white wine bottles with long slim necks. The color of this beer is straw and very hazy, and the head is moderate, but it has a nice lace. The aroma is initially like a hoppy pilsner, but then floral notes of coriander pops up. The mouthfeel is thin and carbonated. The flavour is very fresh, but thin with notes of hops, coriander and citrus. A bit uninteresting...

There was more yeast in this than a normal cask. Nutty and yeasty. Pale malts sweetnessbelgiun yeast and candy sugar, grassy hops. Not my fav.

Dense, white but little persistent cream. I identified fruity and floral aroma somewhat well weak between. The palate folloies the aroma. Lack much flavor............................................ Creme denso, branco mas pouco persistente. Identifiquei no aroma algo bem fraco entre frutado e floral. O paladar acompanha o aroma. Falta muito sabor.

Strange brew. Very weissbeer like, yet tastes nothing like it. Could be like witbier, which I’m not that familiar with. Looks yeasty, but doesn’t taste too yeasty. Fresh, herbal, spicy. Quite good actually.

Hazy yellow coloured, with a rather small white head. Sweet hoppy aroma, full palate whearas the finish is more bitter hoppy, herby, with a small coriander touch. Not bad.

Cloudy gold with a large white head. Spicy clove and coriander aroma. Taste has wheat, banana, sourness, salt, some bitterness. Fizzy.

Bottle at home. Muddy yellow with a white head, mostly lasting, nice lacings. Aroma moderate malty (fruity, citrus, pepper). Flavor moderate/heavy sweet. Light body, watery, soft carbonated.

Bottle. Cloudy yellow coloured with a huge white head. Fruity aroma with notes of wood and spices. Sweet fruity flavour with notes of spices. Bland.