hopIQ found 10 beers with the same dry and hoppy character as St-Feuillien Blonde. The pale half of the abbey pair launched in 1952, refermented in the bottle. It pours a deep gold under a fine, airy head. Aromatic hops lead the nose, with a citrus note that the brewery attributes to its spice blend rather than to the hops. A full malt base carries a firm, clearly marked bitterness, and the finish turns dry and hop-led. Flavours of orange peel, lemon zest, bread crust, white pepper and a faint clove note from the house yeast. Ranked by flavour match rather than popularity.
Closest match: Floating Holiday — 76%. No twin in the catalogue yet.
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