t Smisje Guido

Brewed by Brouwerij De Regenboog
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Assebroek-Brugge, Belgium

Hoppy for a Belgian ale. Strange lemony aftertaste. Raisin flavor can be detected. But bitterness or sour flavor keeps it from being pleasant.

Bottle thanks to nearbeer. Pours a darkish red-orange with thin beige head and some floaties. The aroma is a pleasant sweet and sour with lots of raisin, some cherry and oak, a little bit of green plantiness; the more I sniff, the more I get a slight sulfur note. The flavor is raisin, wood, cheap white wine, and some caramelized sugar. The finish is semi-sweet with a little bit of honey and a faint lemony tartness. Drinkable, but not mindblowing.

On tap @ Max’s BBF. Pours a cloudy golden color with a small white head. Tart aroma, a little sweet. NO carbonation in the mouth; very sour, vinegar, not much else. Not the best offering from De Regenboog.

dark red amber coloured body with a off white head a roasted malty aroma a roasted malty little sour fruity taste with a sourig bitter finish

Darker bordeaux brown coloured beer with some light carbonation and a small brown head. Light sour roasted malty aroma and light fruity touches. Full palate. Finish is again somewhat sour-sweet fruity touched. Medium one.

Darker amberish coloured ber small white head. Lots of carbonation. Bit wooden aroma. Sour palate. Finish is balanced, sour sweet, bits of wood.

Pours a burnt orange with a smallish white head. Aroma is of caramel malt, raisin, dark fruit, some earthiness from the yeast. Flavor is malt ,raisin, dark fruit some spice and a touch tart in the finish. Very nice beer.

courtesy of gunhaver Pours orange, brown head. Aroma is resinous, malty. yeasty. Taste, malty,yeasty, light mustard?, raisins with light honey after taste.