Scheldebrouwerij Merck toch hoe Sterck

Bottle. Dark brown, red with a beige head. Aromas are fruity with blackcurrants and caramel malts. Flavours are berries and citrus with blackcurrant. Sweet and dry and a little unbalanced. Didn’t do anything for me.

Appearance: reddish brown color. Medium head, lasting, not very dense and with beige color. Aroma: intensive fruity touch similar to berries, plums, red-raisins and figs. Other reminiscences of caramel, chocolate, truffles, wood, oporto wine, old rum and berries liquors. Flavor: sweet start from caramel malts and sugar and notes of truffles and chocolate. Like in the aroma, present intensives reminiscences of ripe-red-fruits like plums, berries and raisins. Also, other slight woody notes. Liquory like oporto, old rum and berries liquors. Light yeasty note and caramel aftertaste. The sweetness hides the alcoholic degree. Palate: medium body with semi-oily texture, Low carbonation. Remark: intensives, nice and some complex fruity notes. However, present a light unbalanced sweetness; in spite of this, a good beer.

330 ml bottle. brown amber colour. creme head. caramel tatse. I think this could be the best ’scheldebrouwerij beer’ there is.

Bottle that said 9 per cent rather than 10 per cent.Whatever the strength it packed a punch.Dark, murky and not very inviting it turned out to be powerful full bodied and sweet. No carbonation but not a lot apart from the strong sweetness.

0.33 l bottle, 9 %. Murky brown color with small head. Yeasty, cheesy, vinous and candyish aroma with notes of tilsit cheese and chocolate. Sweet, vinous, yeasty, chocolatey, raisiny and candyish flavor. with some warming and sharp alcohols towards finish. Not clean but still interesting artisanal beer.