Adriaen Brouwer Audenaerds Bruyn

Brewed by Brouwerij Roman
Style: Sour Ale
Oudenaarde, Belgium

22nd February 2008. Crisp dark beer with a hint of malt. Pretty neutral palate and clean fresh feel.

Orange brown with almost no head. Taste is single bitter with no carbonation.

Bottle. Pours brown, nearly no head. Not complex at all. Lacks wood aroma’s, it’s rather a cola like caramel malt refresher. Flat carbonation. Lacks acidity. Boring.

(25cl bottle, BB 06/10/2009) Pours a deep mahogany body with a small beige head. Aroma of raisins, brown sugar, and plum. Flavor of raisins, grain, caramel, and roasted malt with a dry finish.

Bottle. Poured dark red and was quite cloudy. Aroma was a bit unpleasant, smelled soda like. The taste was average, with hints of dried fruit and roasted malts.

Bottle from the other kp in GA. Pours with a nice head at first but it fades very quickly. Color is dark red, too dark to see through but a filtered beer. Aroma is stale pils malt, stale old wood, and leafy oak. Its pretty dull and boring. Taste continues the trend, bitter, stale flavor and watery. Just not much to it.
25cl bottle, BB 17/07/2008

Bottle 0,33ltr: Slight sourish commercial ale for beginners to learn taste this style of beer. Brown coloured ale with an dried fruits taste and roasted malts and even some caramel.

Tap, Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, Brugge. (’Oud Bruin?’). Clear ruby and beige. Vegetal nutty choc malt, bit of Doppelbock aroma. Milky choc, cardboardy grain, bit of Czech dark, pencilly hop, blood as Ename. Nothing Oud or sour about it. OK malty sessions.