De Drie Koningen Groesn

Tap at the brewery: Another compromise between the the Germans and Belgians, is this an Alt or an Belgian Ale. This fun its possible to create an beer like this for those two nations.

Draught Fully hazy yellow/orange-amber; thick, finely bubbled dense head, orangeish shine, leaving some lace. Again a marked warm worts nose, no trace of hops; maltsyrup, but not sweet smelling. Greenery or (non-bitter) green tea taste, with, again, unfermented worts, this time even more markedly than in the "witte". Ends faintly metallic. Light, grist/grain slickness. Aftertaste yields plenty restsugars. Rather unremarkable, middle-of-the-road ale, and, IMO, not fully fermented out.