Chimay Yellow Blonde Ale 6.5% 33 cl
ABV: 6.5% · Untappd: 3.62 · IBU: 20
Chimay Jaune celebrates 175 years of the Scourmont Abbey, a 6.5% ABV Belgian Blonde brewed by Trappist monks. Refreshing and complex, it reveals citrus, cardamom, and coriander in elegant balance. A dry, spicy finish that invites the next sip.
Dominant flavor: Balanced, Spicy, and Fruity
Price:
€3,79
Beer profile

Style
Belgian Blond Ale

Colour
Light Golden

Serving Temperature
6°

Pairing
Grilled fish with herbs
Brand
Origin
Bélgica
Volume
33.0 cl
Foam
Aroma and Flavor
Fresh citrus, cardamom and coriander. Red apple, anise and vanilla. Medium-light body, lively carbonation. Dry finish with persistent spice.
Suggested glass
Chalice
About the beer
In the glass, it appears golden and clear, with a fine, creamy head.
The aroma is immediately captivating: fresh citrus notes dominate, accompanied by cardamom and coriander which provide spicy complexity. Red apple adds fruity sweetness, while anise and vanilla bring aromatic depth.
On the palate, Chimay Jaune reveals exemplary balance. The spices harmonize with the citrus vivacity, creating a refreshing and sophisticated profile. The body is medium-light, with lively carbonation that accentuates the sensation of freshness.
The finish is dry and refined, with a spicy touch that lingers elegantly. Chimay Jaune joins the abbey's prestigious range of Trappist beers, alongside the Rouge, Bleue, Dorée, Triple, and Grande Réserve. Available in 33 cl bottles and keg, this commemorative edition reaffirms Chimay's commitment to tradition, quality, and innovation within the bounds of Trappist authenticity.
Pairing: Chimay Jaune pairs by complement with grilled fish seasoned with aromatic herbs, where the beer's citrus notes reinforce the freshness of the lemon and parsley. By affinity, it pairs perfectly with fresh goat cheeses, sharing the same delicate acidity and subtle milky notes. The contrast is revealed in dishes of roast chicken with spices—the citrus freshness balances the intensity of the spices and cuts through the fat of the crispy skin. The lively carbonation acts as a palate cleanser for lemon and basil risotto, refreshing the palate between each creamy bite. For dessert, try it with lemon meringue pie: the citrus acidity creates a perfect sensory bridge, while the beer's dry finish balances the sweetness of the meringue.