Brouwcafe Frisse Wind

Brewed by Brouwcafe
Style: Belgian Ale
Scheveningen, Netherlands

Draught @ Het Brouwcafe, Dr. Lelykade 28, Scheveningen, 2583 CM, Netherlands.
Light unclear medium yellow color with a average, frothy to creamy, good lacing, mostly lasting, white head. Aroma is moderate malty, grain, toasted, fruity, butter, citrus notes, light yeasty. Flavor is moderate sweet and bitter with a average duration. Body is medium, texture is oily to watery, carbonation is soft. [20090601]

On draught at Het Brouwcafe, A little hazy, pale yellow colored beer, with a white head. The aroma is malty with fruits like citrus. The taste is fruity, citrus and a little orange, it’s flat. A little bitter and spicey. The aftertaste is bittersweet with a sour in the back.

On tap at Het Brouwcafé. Hazy yellow colour, thin bright white head. Aroma of lots of diacetyl, citrus, some grain. Flavour is light sweet, citrus, wheat, butter, light fruity. Light sour finish. A bit thin but refreshing, if it wasn’t infected.

Tap at Brouwcafe:Hazy yellow brew from the harbour brewery, got some citrus taste.

Looks like a witbier, blonde and cloudy. Also tastes a bit like a witbier. Perfumed, lemon with hints of coreander. Sweetish and inoffensive. A sample tasted in september ’07 showed signs of diacetyl.

Draft glass
Consumed at Het Brouwcafe, Scheveningen, May 2006
Cloudy hazy yellow colored body. Light, fruity, tastes of lemons and melons, mild tartness. Good, light, not complex. Smooth. A simple wit/saison type brew.

On draft at Brouwcafe Scheveningen. Hazy yellow coloured, lasting white head. Predominantly citrus in aroma, some wheat. Very sour flavour, like some Belgian Witbiers. Some sweetness in finish. Initially refreshing, but with with every sip the one-dimensional sourness gets more and more annoying. Worst of all the Brouwcafe Scheveningen beers if you ask me.

Tap, brouwcafe. Hazy golden color, short creamy head. Soft sour aroma, bit spicy, grain, citrus. Sour taste, some wheat, bit like a belgian white.