Yesterday I arrived in Ghent (Sint Amandsberg to be exact) for one week of visiting and drinking! This afternoon I picked up a selection of random Belgian beers at the supermarket for sampling. Here we go!
Appearance: light ruby red, 5%
Nose: cranberry flavoured soap
Palate: a mixture of red fruits and herbal/soapy rose flavours
Finish: sweet red fruit jello, followed by tartness
Rating: 2/5 Okay, though if you like soap, might be a 3/5
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