De Roos

Brewed by Museumbrouwerij de Roos
Style: Belgian Ale
Hilvarenbeek, Netherlands

Bottle 33cl.
Clear medium yellow orange color with a average, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, toasted, molasses, moderate yeasty, fruity, apple, coriander notes. Flavor is moderate sweet and bitter with a average to long duration. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft. [20091024]

Bottle, 5.5%. Dry fruit aroma. Cloudy yellow orange colour. Small stable white head. The flavour has a bit of yeast, like an unfiltered lager. There is also a little fruitiness in the flavour, more like a wheat beer than a Belgian ale.

Cloudy light amber with a tiny white head. Sweet malty aroma with coriander and caramel notes. Sweet malty flavour with fruity and yeasty notes. Finished sweet.

Bottle 33 cl. Courtesy of fonefan. Pours a cloudy yellow with floating impurities and a white head. Sweet fruity nose. Medium body, dry fruitiness, a little spice perhaps - coriander. Dry and hoppy finish. 241009

This beer has a pale body - hue apperance and a fine white scum collar. I have drunk the beer from the a bottle and it had a no carbonic acid. The initial flavor taste is moutig with a light dry spicy afther tast.

Golden ale with an orange malt aroma. Weak and boring ale with too much sweet malt, light hops. Bofff! May 1,2005 at 2nd KBC Festival, Den Bosch, NL.

Draught Hazy orange-peach colour; small, peachy head. Citrus nose, and young leaves - precious little else. Very dry, citrussy & malts taste, with a spicey finishing. Refreshing to some extend, but served ice-cold... Ok, light, but not very hear-lifting.

Is this de Roos Lichte Ale? Seems to be it, according to the ABV and ’Belgian Ale’ stylebeer. A nice way to complete the 75 characters because there’s not much to say about this. Uninteresting, typical Dutch microbrew. Its OK, but only just.