De Molen Borefts Bock (2009)

Brewed by Brouwerij de Molen
Style: Dunkler Bock
Bodegraven, Netherlands

33cl bottle courtesy of plovmand cloudy brown, smalll light brown head. hoppy aroma dominates, also lots of sweet malts, and roasted stuff. flavor is hoppy, flowery hoppy, sweet, balanced. dry. nice.

Thnx 2 Menno. Brown, ruby colored brew. Aroma is hoppy, citrus. Hoppy flavor with fruits, caramel, some bitterness. Nice to have such a hoppy bock.

Draught at Örebro Öl- och Whiskyfestiva. Hazy ruby/brown, small head. Aroma of black currant. Dry and farly clean with a bove medium body. Black currant keeps dominating, mild alcol and cramelly malt backs it.

It poured a dark hazy golden with a small white foam. Smell and taste of fruity hops, malt, passion fruit and peaches. Nice beer!

Bottle. High and pretty agressive off-white creamy lasting head. Hazy milky brown body. Sweet caramel cocoa aroma with a squeeze of sour berries. Flavor far more sour than indicated by the aroma, it also has some notes of ginger and juniper. Nice asmount of hops bitterness as well. Low carbonation, long aftertaste.

Bottle from Bierkoning. Dark brown body with long, sticky head. Lots of citrus, melon and hops in the nose. Hoppy taste with lots of grapefruit and other sweet fruits in it. Mango towards the end. Some melon as well. A real ride of a drink. Well done.

On tap at ’t Arendsnest. Copper brown with a creamy tan head. Potent grapefruit aroma and flavours. Very refreshing, quite dry, dangerously drinkable. Delicious, even if one-dimensional.

Bottle (33cl.) at home - shared with Mette. Cloudy brown - offwhite head. Soapy, light yeasty, dry calcite (kalk), grassy, bread, caramel roasted, red berries, ryebread, nutty, cereal, plastic jug, herbal, ok hoppy.