Het Kapittel Watou Dubbel

Brewed by Van Eecke
Style: Abbey Dubbel
Poperinge-Watou, Belgium

33cl bottle. Pours dark brown to ruby with a dense and very creamy, medium sized head. Dark, dryish fruitness on the nose. Also a hint of sweeter wine gum. Dark candi sugar comes along in the aroma with herbal and slightly grassy hops. Cookie-like, sweetish maltiness. The flavor is sweetish, sugary and almost nectary, though it dries up a bit towards the finish. The palate is medium bodied, smooth, creamy and mellow. Dangerously easy to drink. A bit sweet for a dubbel.

Drank it at the brewery itself. Dark brown beer with a lot of roasted malt. A hint of sugar and fruit can be smelled. The finish is quite good.

Brown coloured beer with small white head. Roasted, malty and fruity aroma. Full palate bit creamy and sparkling. Finish is roasted bitter.

brown coloured little sparkling body with a off white head a malty yeasty hoppy aroma a spicy malty sweet fruity taste with a spicy bitter finish

Bottle. Deep brown, red with a small beige head. Aromas are fruity and yeasty with mellow berries. Some syrupy malts with brown sugar. Flavours are bready yeast and ripe pear with crystallised sugar. Soft spices and berries. OK.

Clear dark amber of color with a beige head. An aroma of spice, caramel, sweets and hay. A flavor of spice, sweets, metallic and some bitterness.

Bottle 33cl. Pours a muddy brown colour with a normal size head and good carbonation. Smells very fruity and malty, has some good spices there too. Taste is also fruity, has a bit of warmth going down and has a pleasant aftertaste.

Bottle. Pours a dark amber/brown with a decent beige head. Aroma of caramel, approaching cola. Medium body with sturdy carbonation. Flavor indeed suggests cola. It’s dark caramel without a lot of bitter. This one is more sweet than not. Finishes that way. Still a good beer though.