Gulpener Dort

Clear amber with a huge off white head. Sweet malty aroma with hints of hops and caramel. Breadish flavour with malt, caramel, yeast and mild hops towards the finish that gave it a bitterness.

~Aroma of honey, malt, caramel, wheat germ, and bananna. ~Pours a clear amberish gold with small white head. ~Honey wheat flavor with bannana and mild hops. Malts dominate. ~Medium bodied, medium carbonation, sweet malty finish. ~Enjoyable brew. Sweet and malty. Well done.

Bottle 30 cl. Amber, clear with a short lived head. Aroma; sweet, malty, caramel and some fruits. Flavor; very soft and sweet malty with a hoppy sence, quite nice.

(Draught at In De Wildeman, Amsterdam, 31 July 2009) Copper colour with frothy, off-white head. Malty nose with notes of slightly roasted grain, spices, dried fruit and wort bread. Malty, bready taste with toast and spicy hints of orange marmalade. Medium body, moderate spicy bitterness. Rather dry. Decent.

30 cl bottle at Amsterdamertje, Göteborg, Sweden
On February 23, 2009
BB Aug 2008
Clear chestnut to copper color, small white head. Sweet, fruity and caremally malty scent, a bit grainy also. Sugary sweet, malty caramel, black currant leaves and dirt cellar taste. Medium to medium thin moutfheel, medium to medium low bitterness.

Bottle (33 cl, thanks gnoff for the sips) at het Amsterdamertje, Göteborg, Sweden. Clear amber, medium off-white head. Sugary and caramelly with some earthy hops. Medium bodied, soft carbonation. A bit too sweet.

Appearance: Bronze, slightly red. Nice, off-white head. Aroma: Raisins, dark fruit. Bit of alcohol. Taste: Nice malt, quite sweet. Hops in aftertaste. Bit of alcohol. Info: 300ml bottle, 25/1-2009, 200/300, 213/500

Bottle, pours clear light amber with a thin white head. Smells sour and malty. Sour dough, and light floral hops. Taste is of roasted malt, sour/bitter lemon, and a moderate to strong bitter finish. Mouth is light with a low carbonation, ending dry.