Barbar Bok

Brewed by Brasserie Lefebvre
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Rebecq-Quenast, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

black pour, no head, licorice smell. tastes like licorice and roasted malts and there is no carbonation. i’m pretty sure my bottle was bad.

Pour:Dark Brown with a two finger head, with Belgium lacing. Nose: Wheat: toasted malt, citrus, spice and hint of sweetness. and fruit Taste: Nutty, toasted and roasted malts, orange and coriander with honey tones. The hops is barely there> Body: Thick Overall: A Very interesting beer with heavy tones of honey and orange and a good malt complex. It is a good beer.

dark beer, mild flavor, malty with light molasses flavor. some orange and coriander initially. the honey tones out the bitterness of the the bok. but clean and crisp all the way through. very good!

Huge off white head over a dark chestnut brown body. Dark, burnt caramel aroma. Sweet malty and one-dimensional.

Dark brown colour with beige head.Aroma of rasins and plum,feels warming and nice,some spicey finish .Well done beer.

Bottle, 8%. Sweet perfumy, candyish aroma. Very dark brown colour, big stable tan head. The flavour is sweet with some fruit. Not entirely appropriate, a little green apple. Fruit bubblegum notes. Cidery finish. Decent.

Dark brown in color with some reddish hints. Nice lacy head. Organges and spice in the beers fruity aromas. There is a pleasnant amount of carbonation, sweet and spiced with some alcohol warmth.

This dunkel bock pours a deep black brown color from a 33cl bottle. Large sized beige/white foamy head, with good retention and nice lacing. Aroma is malty, with lots of plums and dates. The malts are fruity and sweet with lots of plum and date flavors. The hops are earthy and really help balance all the sweetness. It’s still a fairly sweet beer, but not all that cloying. Lively carbonation. Nice sipping beer by the fire. Mouthfeel is full. Finish is a touch dry . Aftertaste is sweet with a touch of honey.