De Koninck

Pours a clear orange-copper with less than 1 cm of white head. Smells grainy, straw, honey, unidentifiable fruits, and a touch of sulphur. Mouthfeel is slick with lower than average carbonation. Tastes honey sweet, citrus sour, with hops front and centre without being dominant. Has a medium bitter finish. Not bad.

Short white foam. Clear transparent light amber colour. Nice belgian nose with some malt carracter. Sweet malty taste with light body. A belgan ale made for drinking larger amounts than doubles and trippels and more tasty and not as thirst quenching as a wit but deffenetly woth drinking.

Amber colour and clear. Has a white head, mostly diminishing. Crisp aroma and flavor. Malty and spice.

Bottle. Poured a dark amber color. with a decent head. Very clear. Aroma of dark malt and a bit of yeast. Flavor crisp, dry and a bit harsh mixed with biscuity malt. Mouthfeel was pretty good but, just wasn’t crazy about this beer.

Copper pour with very creamy, lacy head. Scent of wine, alcohol, caramel. Flavor similar, slightly sweet & sour, well balanced by medium, dusty hops end. Drinkable, but not terribly memorable.

11.2oz bottle from Mr. Dunderbaks (Tampa, FL). Pours a hazy dark amber color with a one finger off-white head. Head settles slowly and provides lacing on the glass. Aroma is slightly malty, slightly sweet with notes of fresh rope fruit, aged, musty whisky, and caramel. Bread and yeast are present in the aroma as well. Taste is very similar to the aroma -- sweet malt and caramel notes, bread and yeast, ripe fruit. Medium body with a quick slightly sweet finish.

classic belgian ale, cask. sweet, malty, some nuttiness, slight syrupy texture. not bad but maybe a little too sweet for a session.

33 cl bottle. Clear copper with a nice off-white head. Aroma has metals, malts, some fruits. Sweet fruity taste. Mild and pleasant (though it’s awful with peanuts, kids don’t try that at home)