 madmitch76 (493), , Essex, England
Nov 18, 2009 17th August 2008. Opaque dark brown beer. Sweet with a definite coca cola note. Dry finish. Not much else going on. It’s quite drinkable but was expecting much more.
proesti (53), Lille Nord, France
Nov 14, 2009 Struise Schooltje Vleteren, also a unique beer. Dark brown in colour, with fine beige mousse. Aroma is more delicate than the original Pannepot and the reserva that i like so much. Its has a touch of apple and a interesting sour edge. aftertaste is pure finesse. Encore Merci Carlos !
pompelmoes (25), Belgium
Nov 11, 2009 Rich dark brown in colour with creamy head. Nose is very maly and fruity at the same time. The beer is smooth on the pallet and has a wide panorama of taste-elements. It has hints of coffee Port-wine, confit-de-pommes, dried fruits and Calvados-brandy. The taste is rich and very refined. This barrel aged version is also less stout like then the regular one. Finish is long, complex, slight sour, malty and bread like.
A tuely fine barrel aged beer with a remacable wine like finesse in the end.
saxo (3558), Højbjerg, Aarhus, Denmark
Nov 8, 2009 Bottle. Nice head with excellent duration. Color is dark brown. Aroma and taste are fruits, hops, wood, vinegar, alcohol and sugar. A little acetic.
Soonah (910), Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA
Nov 3, 2009 From Koelschtrinker via trade. The pour was dark brown with light reddish highlights. A short ring of tan foam. The aroma is dark fruit, light citrus, brown sugar and yeast. The flavor is more vinous and tannic. The wood takes its place alongside some malts, spice and citrus. The mouthfeel is medium in body, the carbonation was just right and the alcohol was warm and welcome. Good stuff.
jerohen (1611), Bussum, Netherlands
Nov 1, 2009 Bottled at 1st Borefts Beer Festival, Bodegraven. Pretty rare, and usually pretty expensive, but luckily readily available at the festival. For description see other Pannepots. This Grand Reserva has obvious additional complexity, more wood, fruity notes, and sensation of liquor. Better than the regular Reserva, but all of the Pannepots are fantastic.
Borresteijn (1393), Amsterdam, Netherlands
Oct 31, 2009 Bottled at Borefts Bier Festival. Deep reddish brown colour, beige head. Aroma of wood, dark fruits, light spice, yeast. Flavour is very sweet, malty, sugary, light sour, dark fruits, sweet finish. Fullbodied. Too sweet for me, this was a bit of a disappointment since I really liked the other Pannepot editions. Will try to rerate again soon.
mikey (336), farmington, Utah, USA
Oct 30, 2009 Pours a dark murky brown in color with a good sized two fingers of tan head. The nose is bready with a little spice, some sweet raisins, and some slightly tart cherry. The taste follows this well with the breadiness mixing with the raisin and dark fruit sweetness up front, a small amount of the slightly tart cherry and apple comes in mid taste and blends well with some spices and a good woody flavor. Mouthfeel is medium in body, decent spiciness mid taste to the finish cuts through the maltiness and leads into a good dryness, a small amount of alcohol warmth at the back of the throat in the finish. Very nice beer, the wood aging has worked well with the flavors.
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