Christoffel Robertus

The beer was malty in aromas and sweet in taste. The initial taste was sweet and ended with a slight acidic taste. The body of the beer was not creamy enough for me. But it was not bad.

Dark double malty beer. Small hoppy smell, with a nice dark malted taste. The smell keeps hanging for quite some time. Good style but not really my type of beer though.

Sorry, but this brew is undrinkable! Piercingly tart and tangy sweet flavor that is difficult to swallow. This beer has no carbonation, lacing or body. It is abundantly sweet and overwhelmingly tangy! Otherwise I liked it.

11.2 ounce swingtop bottle from Grape & Gourmet in Virginia Beach, VA. Pours a dark brown color with a thin head, Aroma is raisins, toffee, dark malts, tea and cola. Taste is grapes, berries, cola, raisin, toffee. Medium bodied.

11.2 oz bottle Prior notes-Poured a dark brown with a huge head. Aroma of sweetness, malt, and grains. Taste of this light to medium bodied brew was of mainly malt and throw in some caramel. Not bad but not good.

Came in a swing-top (always wondered what that was called) and poured a huge foamy head with good lacing into a dark amber colour. Aroma was moderately malty and same for the taste, i.e., malty but not overly so.

dark murky brown under a huge fluffy beige head. nutty, honey, bready aroma. flavors of honey nut cereal, caramel, and seltzer water. high carbonation. light-medium bodied. i expected more after the great aroma and appearance of this beer.

Bottle - 330ml. Hazy brown body with average carbonation and a thin off-white bubbly head. Decent malty/hoppy aroma with some sweet hints. Taste is slightly sour and carries cherryish notes. Ends with a good bitter,/sour finish.