Gribousine Malonne Blond
Brasserie La Binchoise (Malterie des Remparts)

 

Golden bronse and transparent, Malonne Blond delivers a thin head but one that laces well.

The smell is filled with citrus and strong florals. There is some definitive honey and orange which appetise.

The taste is equally delightful and not dissimilar to what is delivered via the aroma. It's one that would suit any sort of dessert, but waffles spring to mind instantly.

A very sweet and sugary blond, but one that comes highly recommended if that sounds like your kind of brew.

Copper blonde color, orange nuances. Decent head, but scarce and not persistent.
In the smell malt, honey, quite heavy. Pumpkin (?) notes.
The taste is sweet, with a lot of honey. Quite heavy. Sugary honey. Absolutely too sweet and sickly. Pumpkin (?) notes again.
Decent body, a little more balanced in the aftertaste, where there is honey again, but even some white flowers note.
Anyway, no.

A rather pale yellow body with a fizzy white head that settles down to a thin skim. Fruity, citrusy smell. Saaz, maybe? Nothing fantastic in the nose, but its not bad. A sweet brew, citrus again, reminds me of a German pilsner. That's weird. Nothing fantastic, but it's good and I'll definately finish the whole bottle. For 8.5%, the alcohol is extremely well hidden, and it's quite drinkable.

BB 15-6-6 White head and golden beer that has a slight haze. Nose is lots of koreander and some citrussy bathing in a peppery slightly malted alcoholjuice. Clean but not much creativety. Taste is also strong alcoholic, sweet, sweet, koreandercitrussy and litle bitterness from hops. No this is not my brew with the sticky sweet mouthfeel. Not many oftastes but so do the so called marco's that have about same drinkabitlity. Rather take the brown version that at least has alitle taste.