Oud Zottegems Bier

Bottle, bought @ Bierkonig, Amsterdam.
Pours deep orange amber with a small, frothy, off-white head. Mild caramel and yeasty aroma with some sugary sweetness. Highish carbonation, fine and quite dry mouthfeel. Flavour has caramel, raisins, a touch of roasted malts. Light fruitiness and a slight metallic note. Okay.

Clear but dull looking amber body with short lasting head. Sweet caramel in the aroma then some banana notes. Light caramel notes in the taste, thin in the body and finishes pretty short.

Bottle 33cl. @ [ Fastelavns Tasting Ulfborg ].
Clear medium orange color with a average, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, toasted, old malt, light yeasty. Flavor is moderate sweet and light light bitter with a average duration. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft. [20090221]

This copper ale poured with a thick foamy beige head and a coffee aroma. There is a nice caramel malt flavor with some banana ester.

Bottle at De Hopduvel . Pours amber - light copper with very huge fluffy white head. Aromas of light fruit and caramel. Near medium body with mild carbonation. Finishes nicely balanced with floral bitter.

Light brown color. Thin malt. Simple malt and light Belgian yeast. Dry finish. A simple, one dimensional beer that doesn’t offend but has little to offer.

Bottled: Aroma is light sourly (cider, vinegar). Goilden to orange color. Sourly flavor, cider, cherries and hints of caramel. Light hop bitter end. Don’t like this apple notes very much.

330 ml bottle from Belgium Beers, Antwerp. A firm white head over a deep golden colored body. Modest aroma of sourish-sweet malts. Some yeast and a whiff of dusty hops. Weak malt body, dry and quite anonymous. Light-bodied, watered down mouthfeel. Thin, sharp finish.