 Bullit (424), Zeist, Netherlands
Oct 30, 2007 Dark brown colour, tan head. Aroma is spicy and sweet. Flavour is of roasted malts with spices. Medium carbonation, which gives it a nice edge. Nice bitterness. Excellent bock!
Papsoe (9242), Frederiksberg, Denmark
Sep 6, 2007 (Bottle 30 cl) Courtesy of MiP. Vintage 2005. Hazy, reddish brown with big, floating impurities and a small, off-white head. Aroma of roasted malt and dried fruit. Rather full-bodied with some sweetish, roasted malt. The finish is dry. OK, but not exactly outstanding. 230807
MiP (4486), Flensburg, Germany
Jul 15, 2007 Updated: Jan 21, 20082006 bottle, 6.5%. Strong, sweet and peppery aroma with a little dust and nice butter. Very dark brown colour. Small light brown head. The flavour is nicely malty and slightly roasted. Finishes on a good dusty note. Well-rounded, well-balanced and nice. 7 3 7 4 18
2005 bottle, 2 years old. Bready aroma. Clear dark red/brown colour. Small light brown head. The flavour is slightly bready with a hint of metal. There is also some cream and green apple in there. Rough bitterness. 7 3 7 3 17
NoiZe (703), Zeist, Netherlands
Nov 19, 2006 ’white label’ 2006 bottle from Bert’s Bierhuis, Utrecht. Dark brown appearance. Malty and sweet aroma. Roasted malts and sweetness in the flavor. Nice.
bikesandbeers (408), San Diego, California, USA
Aug 10, 2006 Hand labeled bottle form Bert’s Bierhuis, Utrecht. Poured a deep brown with a bocky sweet aroma. flavor was not overly sweet (like so many dutch bocks, but there was a pleasant roastiness, with some slight fruit hints. body was perfect smooth with just a bit or carbonation. The best dutch bock hands down, but sadly I’ve only seen it in Utrecht.
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