stouby (1932), Holbaek, Denmark Oct 31, 2009 Bottle at restaurant in Brussels.
Hazy orange with a beige head. Aroma moderate malty (caramel, fruit), a sour note, moderate hoppy. Flavor moderate sweet and bitter. Light body despite the strength. daknole (2805), Plantation, Florida, USA Mar 16, 2008 Dark reddish color and a really nice aroma. I think all Grimbergens have a nice aroma. This is not nearly as good as the double or triple. But a drinkable beer. Malty flavor, maybe hints of caramel. Drinkable, but there are better beers in this category for sure. Bart (1625), Vosselaar, Belgium Apr 6, 2006 Dark redish amber colour, average off-white head. Fruity and malty aroma, little sweet (some caramell). Full body, light carbonation, with some sweeter hints.. Finish is spicy and fruity ending a little dry. OVerall not bad. I like this one. aspidites (1274), manteca, California, USA Mar 7, 2005 Limpid boring beer with little to recomend it. Flavor of wet paper and diacetyl very poor brew. Dorqui (1353), Brescia, Italy Feb 13, 2005 Draught at By-Kall pub (Rovato, Brescia).
Cremosa and compact foam. Discreet persistence. Red color diamond much elegant and attractive. Delicate and much rich scent. Notes of red fruit and alcohol. Indeed a lot yielded. Determined taste but not strongly. Medium fizzy. Optimal persistence to the palate. skortila (2877), Bunnik, Netherlands Nov 9, 2004 I had this one quite often when it was still available at our local supermarket. Aroma of malt (caramel) and fruits. Amber coloured with a medium, lasting head. Taste is sweet, caramel-malty and a bit fruity. Not really special. fiulijn (7150), Como; Lausanne (CH); Malmö (SWE), Italy Jul 14, 2004 Hazy light amber color. Just some caramel; reasonably bitter; not special, but drinkable. lachesis (759), St Idesbald, Belgium Jul 13, 2004 A fine red-amber beer with a airy beige head.Medium sweet aroma’s a malts with touch of caramel and sour apple.It has a light sweet taste with a touch of spices and malts.The afthertaste is light dry with a small bitterness in the end.
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