A new edition of this Blonde. This time 7 %. Accompanies my Chevrière flammenkuche. Hazy, deep copper is the color. The carbonation is manageable as a creamy head climbs one finger high. A few bubbles emerge here and there, and burst eventually away. A generous lace ring decorates the top thereafter. The fragrance is more or less nonexistent. It takes time until I spot anything. And when I do spot anything, it's truly distant caramel malt with a touch of Belgian yeast. The taste profile is nice. Rather soft and smooth. Easy. Faint caramel and toffee merge with the malty undertone. Candi sugar? If yes, the dose is acceptable. The hoppy sector is narrow, just a whisper of dried apricot it's worth mentioning. The body is light-medium. The finish is like the actual taste. Appealing. The mouthfeel is light-medium, soft, smooth, marginally Belgiany and quaffable.