Duvel Groen

Brewed by Brouwerij Moortgat
Style: Belgian Ale
Breendonk-Puurs, Belgium

Bottle. Funny this. The aroma is very much like the red Duvel which is one of my favourite beers. This clear filtered version has less creaminess and body than the red. Nice citric fruit still though. Nice and juicy. Prefer the red label though.

light clear yellow colour, some more clear than the ordinary Duvel. Small white head, Light malty aroma, medium to full body, some sweeter touches, light bitter, not bad, but I prefer the Red Duvel, which has more body, and finish.

Clear golden with a medium, big-bubbled head. The honey-fruity, slightly alcoholic nature of Duvel is present in the aroma. The flavor, on the other hand, is quite a bit more harsh and acidic after the filtration, and the alcohol is more pronounced. Lots of cooked vegetables, actually. The acidity sticks to teeth for a long time. Medium-bodied, very carbonated palate. Like a filtered Hefeweizen, this really feels raped. More alcoholic than the regular one, despite the 1% less ABV. Another one into the never again category.

Bottle 0.25 L. Creamy excellent fully lasting head. Yellow colour. Heavy hoppy and a little yeasty aroma. Powerfull flavor with orange hints. Long finish and creamy palate.

What is the difference between this and the red Devil? Not sure. I perceived it to be a slightly more moderate, smaller version of the original but no one has ever given me a satisfactory explanation. Side-by-side, the red wins in that it’s just so much fuller.

Very nice one, a bit better than the other duvel, bur not much. medium head, medium carbonation, golden color, nice aroma

Bottle. Clear golden with lasting head. Malt, hay, yeast, little milk, dry, medium bitter. Nice.

A pale golden beer with a firm white head. A good aroma of malts and a bit fruity. The taste is the same bit with some dry sweetness in the aftertaste. A good beer. (Bottle 25cl)