Tilburgs Dutch Brown Ale

Brewed by De Koningshoeven (Bavaria - Netherlands)
Style: Brown Ale
Tilburg, Netherlands

Draught. Big head. Caramel and malt flavour. Some acid and metal aftertaste. A standar brown ale and and not too interesting.

Clear brown, with a foamy tan head. Thick, viscous palate. Mushy sweet malty flavors dominate, with mellow, pwppery hop note in the finish. Some hints of prune and um, Dr. Pepper, maybe?

Sampled from bottle. Pours dark mahogany with an foamy tan head and remarkable lacing. Earthy aroma with flowers, dark fruit and cocoa. Flavor has plums, cinnamon, chocolate and hints of cherries. Medium to full-bodied, well-carbonated and silky mouthfeel. Pretty easy to drink.

Just a hint of aroma hit my nose. It pours nice with a good head and a nice brown color. The beer is very thin and lacks complexity. The aftertaste was pleasing though.

I liked the way this brown ale started. Average looking in the glass, frothy tan head. Fruits perked up to the nose. Nice fruity/malty mix on the tongue. Then something went wrong leaving a nasty aftertaste that I am still trying to figure out. Some metallic, some off fruit, some unknown. Disappointing finsh to an otherwise nice start.

Bottle. A brown ale in the sweet end of the spectrum, raisins and low bitterness. The worst ive had from koningshoeven.

Tasty little brown ale. Pours a rich brown with a thick, creamy beige head. Aroma is malty and faintly nutty. Taste is malty with a touch of roasted nuttiness and a slight metallic note. Nice lacing and a nice, slightly dry and fruity finish. Not bad, overall.

Pours dark chestnut with small head. Aroma is apricot and malt. Flavour is funnily synthetic cardboard/glue-ish with the same apricot ending. Not bad, though it may sound like it.