Bijdehand Provenier Bier

Bijdehand Bierbrouwerij
Brewed at Brouwcafe
Style: Belgian Ale
Bergschenhoek, Netherlands

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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Bottle @ joes. Clear orange colour with a small white head. Smells yeast, nailpolish remover, glue. Tastes herbs, lots of iron and very watery. Thin body, lots of carbo.

Bottle from ABC Beers, Den Haag. Pours a clear dark amber with a broken white head and lots of carbonation. The aroma is fresh and yeasty with some fruity notes. Served cool, the flavour is medium bitter, malty, a little metallic but with a weak and watery palate. It’s quite drinkable, but a little bland.

Bottle shared at Proeflokaal, Delft. Pours clear amber with an off white head. Aroma of malt, a little chemical, light caramel, yeast, some fruitiness. Flavour is light moderate sweet and bitter. Light medium bodied with moderate carbonation.

Medium amber with a fizzy, quick disappearing, off-white, non-lacy head. Smells of overripe fruit, yeast, and a bit of club soda. Medium, thin body with medium carbonation. Like soda water. Tastes of sweet malt, chemical, some fruitiness and caramel. Clearly whatever way this gained carbonation gave it a slightly harsh edge. I shook it up to get some of the carbonation out and it was sort of close to a Amber ale afterwards but with a harsh chemical aftertaste.

33cl bottle from ABCBeers. Pale amber pour. Very little white head which disappears quickly. Almost no carbonation. Thin body. Ok beer.

33cl bottle @ home. Very hazy almost opaque autumnal orange color, small off-white to beige head that diminishes quickly. Smell malts, some sweetness, lightly yeast and some fruitiness. Taste the same. Low body, watery texture, low carbonation.