St. Paul Blond

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

Bottle at Ølbaren Cph. Dk. The first bottle was infected and I got a new one for free, wich looked ok, some floaties, hazy golden colour with a big white head. Yeasty light sweet fruity aroma and a sparkeling sweet taste. Medium body and a sweet finish.

Low white head on a hazy yellow body. The flavor is very interesting: on a background of hopd, there are plenty of sweet notes that moderate the bitterness. I found this beer eminently drinkable on a Winter evening. This is not just a thirst quencher, but a real Liebhaber-beer !

Bottled: Uncleare yellow coloured. Small white head. Yeast, spices and fruit in the nose. Light hopped, yeasty and spiced flavour. Light citrusy. Is thin bodied and dies rather quickly on the palate. Refreshing but uninteresting.

Floral, citrus, hop and some yeast in the aroma. Cloudy yellow coloured with a lasting thin white head. Yeasty, hoppy taste, some citrus, little bitterness. Indeed a little like a belgian white. Quite refreshing. Bit boring.

Looks like a witbier, blonde and cloudy. A peppery hoppiness in the flavor, with an underlying citric fruitiness. A bit chalky. Citric and herbal.

Nice hoppy aroma.Yellow, unclear appearance. A little hint of soap in the flavor??

Yellow tint with a citrus and coriander nose. There are also floral notes; No head. A good amount of carbonation and a yeasty flavor. Kind of a strange/funky aftertaste but the body is a nice blend of spices and yeast. A bit watery the more I drink it. Pleasant. It looks kind of disgusting but pans out all right. Basically a witbier, but it works well for a sunny day like this. Overall not a great beer by any means though.

An unclear light yellow beer with a fine head. The aroma is like "blondes" often are; filled with corriander and cloves. The flavor is very wheaty - and rather sweet. I wonder how much wheat (malted or unmalted) that has found its way into this beer.