t Smisje Blond

Brewed by Brouwerij De Regenboog
Style: Belgian Ale
Assebroek-Brugge, Belgium

Hazy golden body with a medium white head. Somewhat sweet with a light lemon accent. A very delicate beer.

Slightly hazy golden amber body with a small white head. The aroma was a bit harsh, almost of burning plastic, with some sweet malt and candi sugar barely shining through. Flavor was quite similar, nearly that of an electrical fire in your mouth. More light candi sugar lingers in the background, but a bitter aftertaste that sticks in the back of your mouth. Maybe this was a bad pull off tap, but this wasnt quite what I expect of anything belgian.

Deeb golden golor, hazy, big white head. Medium sweetness and medium bitterness, medium body, average carbonation.

Bottle. Cloudy yeasty aperance. Lots of yeast at the bottom of the bottle. Acid / mustard aroma. Bitter, soapy, mustard flavour.

Bottle, 33 cl. Cloudy yellow appearance with little head. Detergent, medical, yeasty aroma. The flavor is heavy on the limes and the lemons. Special, herbal hints.

Orange blonde, cloudy. Huge frothy head. Soapy flowery citric aroma. Soapy, flowery oily hopbitter citric flavor. Could be a very good beer, but the soap spoils the fun.

Bottle via John’s Grocery. Pours to a hazy straw/dark pine colored body with a fizzy white head. While pouring, I noticed extreme key and kaffir limes. After the pour, however, the lime was tough to acquire. I do get strange malts and yeasts. The flavor is yeasty, lightly metallic, citric acid, light soap. The palate is moderately bodied with light metallic feel on the long finish. A very confusing beer. Pass.

Pours a slightly hazy deep golden with a moderately-sized, wispy-lacing white head. Aroma has a pleasant, lightly-sweet, biscuity Belgian maltiness with a touch of bready yeast. Body is less interesting, but shows a hint of its citric lime tartness toward a thinner, more bitter finish. A decent and drinkable brew.