Which beer typically has an ABV range of 5-7?

Belgian Blonde Ale is characterized by its moderate alcohol content, typically falling within the 5-7% ABV range. This style is known for its approachable nature, featuring a balance of malt sweetness and hop bitterness, often with fruity and spicy notes derived from the yeast.

The other styles have different typical ABV ranges. Fruit Lambics usually have a lower alcohol content due to the addition of fruit, which often dilutes the strength. Belgian Tripel is known for its higher alcohol content, generally ranging from 8-12% ABV, making it much stronger than Belgian Blonde Ales. Belgian Pale Ales, while still somewhat strong, often sit in a range from around 4.5-6.5% ABV which can place it outside the specified range compared to Belgian Blonde Ales.

Therefore, Belgian Blonde Ale stands out in this context as the beer style that consistently matches the specified alcohol by volume range.