Bruegel

Brewed by Brouwerij Van Steenberge
Style: Belgian Ale
Ertvelde, Belgium

This beer was NOT good. I must have gotten an bad bottle. Aroma of dough and barnyard. The appearance of this beer is its best quality. Frothy white head with excellent lacing. Medium amber body with a vinegar initial flavor. Metallic finish with a slight astringent tinge. NOT GOOD.

Pours a clear amber with a nice white head. Aroma was malt and corn? Kind of a wierd mash up. Flavor was off. Very much on the vinegar sde of sour but with enough malt hiding in the back to save it a little. Not a good beer.

Very cool appearance. Cloudy Amber color with some particles. This had a very sour vinegar taste. May have gotten a bad bottle? Or maybe it’s really this bad.

Appearance: Pours a clear, amber body with a smallish, white head. Fine curtains of lace on the way down. Smell: Pale malts adjacent to slice of crunchy French bread slathered in unsalted butter. Notes of sugar-coated fruits. Taste: Delicately-flavored, bready pale malts with just the faintest hint of grain. Sliver of butter. Mixture of tart, juicy Golden Delicious apples, pears, and sour lemons. Slightly herbal, slightly grassy hops with a mild bitterness. Sourish yeast character near the tail end. Finishes quite crisp with a final zip of fruitiness. Mouthfeel: Medium-bodied. Nearly spritzy, moderate carbonation. Drinkability: Pleasant and easily drinkable, but leaves you looking for a bit more.

Pours clear amber with a medium sized head.Fruity aroma. Tastes of caramel malt. Highly carbonated and acid in the end.

Couleur blonde mielleuse avec une mousse mince. Nez de maïs, de café et d’orge. Corps mince effervescence faible-moyenne, saveurs acqueuses, léger de houblon de maïs et d’orge.

pours copper with a moderately sized head. aroma, like the flavor is overwhelmingly like sour apples like granny smith. a little unbalanced on the sour side with a low delayed alcohol burn. its ok, but due to the the flavors being out of whack, there are belgian ales id drink instead.

11.2 oz bottle from a 6-pack belgian sampler. pours with little foam, and ends up a relatively clear and gold color; not particularly amber. pale malt and pale aroma, slightly metallic and perceptible grassy hops. taste is flat, not in terms of carbonation but in terms of complexity. malt presents, but overall it’s a vague and bland belgian ale.