Boelens Bremserbier

Brewed by Boelens
Style: Spice/Herb/Vegetable
Belsele, Belgium

Serve in Lager glass, Tumbler

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Huge, mango-yellow head over clear, light-amber beer; some lace. Malts, faintly roasted, herbal, and hints at caramel. Sweat, DMS, yeasty touches; toasted flavour, but generally: unfinished. Light bodied, bit slick. Not bad, but this beer cruelly lacks lagering. As to guessing the spices/herbs, I haven’t found trace.

Bottle, tasting with Wim and Yves. Light amber cooured beer with some very light carbonation and a small white head. Strong spicy hinted aroma with some short hoppy sweet-sour balanced hints. Full palate. Finish is light sour sweet and bitter hinted with some herby to spicy touches. Not bad.

Cloudy goldblond coloured beer with small white head and lots of carbonation. Yeasty sweet fruited aroma. Full sparkling palate. Finish is fruited spicy sweet ending dry.

Cloudy orange coloured beer, the head should be a bit bigger, just a small lace stays on top after a small amount of time. Yeasty with a lot of herbs/spices. A bit of wheat, but not totally balanced, slightly some sweet caramel gets trough also. Goes to a light earthy biterness at the end. Not completely my beer for sure...

First time nov. ’10. Second time zythosafternoon @ Essen 18.06.2011. Light hazy darkgolden almost amber color, with white head. Aroma caramel, malts, sweet. Medium body. Taste yeast, little roasted malts, sweet, caramel and spice touch.