Leffe Blond

** Very nice, high quality. Medium weight, great depth of flavor. Less hoppy than Pilsner, a bit richer and wider, but not at the Lambic or Gueuze level. Very long. A touch of sweetness and citrius

what used to be a go to beer that we left on the side in the quest to try all the latest trends in artisanal / microbrewery releases. The original artisanal beer in many respects and with a quality and depth of flavor that transcends these latest trends. Full, proper, depth of flavor, light sweet feel too. Very nice. Serve it in wine glasses pls!

Full bodied, smooth, nice and tasty with that distinct flavor of a good wheat beer. A great quaff.

Abbaye de Leffe, Blond 6,6%, dubbel mout tht 26-05-2018 nee, niet mijn bier, op zich wel goed, dus snap goede reputatie wel, maar te zoet voor mij verder wel balans, fris ook en goed gemaakt, wel wat kort

This is a blonde Belgian abbey ale or 'Biere Belge Blonde' the mark is Anno 1240. 11.2 ounces and 6.5 percent bv. Very rich in color with a somewhat large-bubbled froth. Needs a good splash to make a head. Extremely deep sweet-bread notes with plenty of clove and rich hopping and a nice hint of truffle. After a few weeks in the refrigerator has almost as much depth as a Regensberger ale I had sitting outside St Peter's Cathedral in …

Fresh aroma, with fresh fruit plate and, I agree with JerM, banana. Wheat, light hops, and light malt on the palate. Although full bodied, subtle aromas and blended flavours whisper to you gently, then fade away. Refreshing and delicious. 6.6% alcohol. I bought a six pack for $1.66 per 330 ml bottle, and I do not regret the purchase, even though I normally don't prefer several bottles of the same beer. Will eventually buy more, probably next year sometime, for …

Golden straw-honey in glass, with fine head. Quiet, gentle nose of light yeast and faint banana, while the taste shows brioche, malt and honeysuckle, ending with toasted hazelnuts on the finish. Soft, light and elegant, well balanced.