Vlasbier

Brewed by Van Eecke
Style: Specialty Grain
Poperinge-Watou, Belgium

Bottle,33 cl. Golden color, head is initially large, frothy, white, mostly lasting. Body is hazy medium yellow, bottle conditioned. Aroma is malty and hoppy, with a note of coriander. Sweet flavor , lightly bitter. Finish is lightly sweet, and bitter. Medium body, watery texture.

Bottle. Hazy yellow, white head. Aroma: Typcial Belgian yeasty. Aroma: Sweet. Grass.

Golden with a big fluffy head. Yeasty, peachy and citrussy malty aroma. Tastes sweetish, hay, fruity, some sourness. Finishes a bit too light, sweetish and some extra bitterness. Starts nicely but is coming down quickly, ah well good enough.

Hazy gold to light orange colour, average white head, some light carbonation. Sweet yeasty aroma with some light fruity and hoppy touches. Full body. Finish is rather spicy and somewhat sweet-bitter.

Hazy golden colour with a white head. Yeasty and spicy aroma. . Sweet malty flavor. smooth mouthfeel with a slightly sweet finish.

(Bottled, 0.75l) Opaque, darkish-orange color with a small, firm head. Very yeasty and quite acidic, dry and slightly alcoholic aroma. Quite acidic, biscuit-malty, dryish flavor. Medium-bodied, quite flat-carbonated palate. A very drinkable, but as easily forgettable, slightly cardboardy brew.

Fresh barley malt grain nose with a hint of apricots, hazy pale orange color, low lathery head. Big wheat body, fruity notes, peppery spice end turning to a syrupy sweet candi-sugar finish. Thin and quick. Fairly good, but not so exciting.

Golden colored, no real head. Wet gras nose with light hints of apricot. Very fizzy carbonation - hurts on the tip of the tongue. Weak flower and vanilla taste. Not very convincing but still average.