De Koninck

Brewed by Brouwerij De Koninck
Style: Belgian Ale
Antwerpen, Belgium

amber coloured body with a small off white heat a sweet little spicy aroma a malty bitter taste and a sweet little bitter finich

Draught - Red dark amber body, clear, very creamy head; Very pleasant complex nose, little malty sweet; Soft, a bit to clean lab. like (to clean) body, sharp carbonation, a little bitter; Long quite bitter finish, complex with nice aromas. This beer really is one of my all time favorites, I do think that is has become a bit to clean over the years.

Looks good but tastes weak. On tap at everybody’s pizza. Slightly sweet aroma. Bitter taste predominates. Very thin with a quick finish.

Beautifully balanced Belgian ale. Poured an amber colour with a healthy creamy head. Some spices in the aroma - cinammon mainly - and some sweet caramel notes. Firm bodied and finely balanced. Toffee and raisins in a dry body, followed by an appetisingly bitter finish. Very satisfying drinking. (Sample: bottle)

Very mild caramel and grass nose. Some grainy notes with a touch of malt. Good head retention with a nice release of gases. Mildly herbal. Soft mouthfeel and a clean finish. A session belgian.

Strightforward light hop aroma. Nice estery yeast profile layered on a fairly solid malt backbone. Good medium strength belgian. If this were on tap @ a local, I would enjoy it regularly.

Not my favorite Belgian. It doesn’t have that lovely golden ale taste that many do. It’s a good beer, but it’s not what I reach for.

Bronze-gold, clear colour, with creamy off-white head that disippated very quickly. Faint ,floral hops aroma. Weak but balanced body and palate and short non-descript finish. For my money its like almost indistinguable from Palm.