Gulpener Rosé

Brewed by Gulpener Bierbrouwerij
Style: Fruit Beer
Gulpen, Netherlands

Clear reddish coloured beer with small head and some nice carbonation. Fruity (cherry) aroma. Sweet full palate. Nicely balanced ending. Typical fruit beer.

Clear dark pink to red coloured beer with very little carbonation and a small white head. Artificial candy sweet fruity aroma. Medium palate. Finish is sweet, candy fruity, again an artificial flavor. Very medium this one.

pink red coloured sparkling body with a white head a cherry fruity aroma a cherry fruity taste with a fruity bitter finish

Bottle. Clear red colour with pink head. Very artificial sweet and yerk... Notes of raspberry. I couldn´t finish this beer.

Bottle: Poured a pinkish to light red color with a thin white head. The aroma is a harvest and skunky smell. Soft raspberry and grain flavor not over powering and memoriable.

Bottled, 330 ml, pasteurised, at Cafe A ge Pannes, Schin op Geul, NL Limburg. Bright pink with light pink head. Whew, sweet, sweet,sweet with artificial raspberry notes, loses out to the Wittekerke Rose in Sandra’s book. Not good, however, I do think that this type of beer will catch on in the UK if given a chance.

The colour is the unforgettable bewitching plastic pink of the Dutch lemonadebottles that looked so inviting to a seven year-old, and tasted oh so sorely syrupy. Pours with a giant bordello-pink head. Artificial fruity-raspberry nose, faint citric aroma. And it tastes of plastic too - the placemat has been seriously trashed with raspberry jam of the cheapo shelf. There’s really a burnt plastic off-flavour whisking around. Very carbonated. The plastic keeps hanging around. Awful.

On tap@Locus. Artificial spoiled raspberry aroma. Pinkish red color, pink head, good lace. Very sweet, different sorts of red berries syrup flavor, light bitterness, sticky mouthfeel. Probably great for those that don’t like beer.