De Dochter van de Korenaar Bravoure

Brewed by De Dochter van de Korenaar
Style: Belgian Ale
Baarle-Hertog, Belgium

Bottle, wish i poured it as awesome as the pic above. Pour a hazy amber copper toned body with an off white head. Fruity with candy and bubblegum notes, yeast spices with some light woodiness. Sweet and dusty malt body with a light warming and a dry finish. A nice ale.

Bottle. Hazy orange brown with a small head. Aromas are bubblegum and oranges with spices. Caramel and toast malts with earthy pear. Flavours are dry and yeasty with herbal notes. Toffee malts with peppery alcohol.

Bottled, 330ml. Lightly spicy, very grainy, wheaty nose, mild prickly fruits and charcoal. This is supposed to have some kind of smoke in it, and I can maybe see a little bit of peat in the flavor but that’s only if I dig for it. Nice thick body while still retaining an easy drinking palate, spicy and husky and very dry.

Bottle, 6.5%. Sweet, dusty, malty aroma. Hazy red brown colour. Stable tan head. The flavour starts off with a bit of yeast and paper, not bad though. Good sweet maltiness. Mild bitterness, getting a bit rough in the finish.

On tap at 3rd Brugs BF. Hazy amber colour, dense off white head. Aroma of fruits, light caramel and some glue/acetone. Flavour is fruity, light smoked, caramel, some glue, light bitter finish. A bit sharp mouthfeel. Light to medium bodied. Had the feeling this beer was a bit off..

Bottle: Pours a transparent bright copper orange with a light-lacing froth of white head. Aroma of soft doughy pale malts with some floral grassy hop notes. Starts with decent fullness, good carbonation and a mild biscuity malty sweetness with some nice earthy hop bitterness and a hint of floral esters before a smooth, bittersweet finish with some lingering hay character. Very true to style and drinkable.

33cl bottle. Very nice amber coloured beer. Not very present in the nose, but when taking a big mouthful. you are rewarded with the combination of bitterness and smoked malt. It’s very personal, but I like it a lot, as it distinguish itself from other beers. Goes perfect with smoked eel, smoked salmon and a barbecue.

Drank it on tap at the brewery itself. Amber/red coloured beer, with smoked malt which makes it quite interesting to drink. Bit bitter with small hints of Wheat. But not my type of beer, to many styles for one beer imo.