Zulte Oud Bruin

Brewed by Brasserie Union (Alken-Maes / Heineken)
Style: Sour Ale
Jumet, Belgium

Bottle. Dark amber coloured with a fast disappearing head. Toffee and caramel. Sweet but also kinda sour and thin. Notes of dark fruit. Quite plane.

bottle. amber color. lots of dark fruits and caramel. bit sour and thin. ok beer but not complex enough.

Dark brown with bubbly light brown head. Sweet carmel and sour overtone smell. Sourish bark like taste with slight tingle. Pretty ordinary!

Bottle 25cl. Dar brown pour with a short lived head. Sour fruit aroma. This was better than I thought it was going to be.

25 cl bottle, via BelgianShop. Pours a dark mahogany with ruby highlights, minimal quick disappearing head. Slightly acidic and sour nose with dark fruits, woodiness, and apple. Lightly sour flavor and finish, lots of fruitiness but lacking in complexity and depth. Medium bodied with a fizzy mouthfeel, a little on the thin side on the finish. Pretty decent overall, but pretty far down on the list of Flemish Sours.

Dark brown/mahagony color, small head that leaves laces. Ligh sour, black berry nose. Slightly sour taste that seems to come from some strawberry taste. A bit thin and to fast diminishing taste.

Deep mahogany color, low tight dimishing head. Sweet caramelly nose with a slight sourness. Berry tastes, brown sugar, and a light woody end. Somewhat sour, but not really. Clear, straightforward and enjoyable.

Musty and vinous aroma with light barnyard character offers up suggestions of molasses, peaches and plums. Opaque dark brown body with low tan head that recedes rapidly to ring. Mildly sour dark fruit flavour has hints of chocolate, honey, plums, grapes and brown sugar. Medium body is somewhat sticky with low to fair carbonation. Bottle (BB Sep-06) sampled at Plan B in Copenhagen.