This beer is the first we’ve had from Brasserie Des Legendes. It was formed after the merging of two breweries back in 2006. Brasserie De Geants acquired nearby Brasserie Ellezelloise.
The beers are also marketed under the name ‘Gouyasse’, which means giant in the local dialect. The beer takes its name from the famous giants of the local town of Ath, and the subject of the legend of David and Goliath.
The blond is a pale yellow colour, with a lemon citrus, grass and fruity aroma. Typical Belgian yeast notes are also present.
It is a pleasantly refreshing beer, with tropical fruit and citrus light on the palate. There is a herbal note, and a moderate bitterness which create a nice lingering aftertaste.
A fruity malt backbone, a spicy hop bite and a hint of vanilla
From a rustic farmhouse brewery, a hoppier version of the classic belgian blond ale.
The 'house beer' of Brugse - a delicious Belgian Blond ale from De Halve Maan brewery
A light and lively Belgian blond beer from the rustic Brasserie Caracole
Brewed to a 1000-year old recipe, this is a great example of an almost-forgotten style.
Good malt body, gentle hop bitterness and classic Belgiam yeast aromas make this a great introduction to Belgian beer.
A strong blond ale, leaning toward a Belgian IPA with a good dose of European noble hops
A hoppy blonde ale which is the official beer of the Antwerp University
Pils and Munchener malts, Amarillo hops, coriander and mango are all fermented with yeast from Westmalle
by L'Arogante (De ProefBrouwerij)
A hoppy blond ale, combining three US hops with a solid malt base
The newest beer in the Leffe range - a classy, tastier version of the iconic blond ale
A balanced Belgian blond ale, with a beautiful hop bite that lasts.
An easy-drinking citrus and hoppy blond ale, brewed for the 'Ommegang of Brussels' procession.
A delicious grassy blond beer from 2013's Best New Brewer Belgium
A traditional Belgian Blond Abbey Ale, from a family-run brewery with over a century of tradition.
Dedicated to the hero of Antwerp, a dry-hopped spicy blond ale
Fruity aroma and hoppy, spicy flavour make this an extremely drinkable beer.
A golden Belgian style pale ale, dry-hopped during secondary fermentation for a rich malt body and lovely hop bitterness
A malty blond ale with a pleasant peppery bite from only the second brewery in Brussels
A very traditional style saison, with a recipe dating back to 1884
