Brouwkot De Heerlijkheid

Brewed by Gulden Spoor
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Gullegem, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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fruitig fris geen gewone tripel veel karakter,geproeft in ’t rusteel een heel goed bierrestaurant met veel keuze van eigengemaakte bieren

Cloudy amber with no head. Sweet aroma with roasted malt, caramel and dark ripe fruits. Sweet flavour with roasted malt, caramel, and dark ripe fruits. Finished sweet.

Bottle @ Blindtasting Brugmansia/Fonefan, June 2010. Pours unclear golden with a small creamy white head. Herbal spices, yeast and orange fruit. Medium bodied. Dry end

Blindtasting at Fonefan 12.06.2010, thanks Jan and Charlotte! It’s unclear golden with a sweet aroma of malt, candy sugar and light fruit. The sweet flavour has notes of yeast, malt, fruit and the finish is slightly dry.

Bottle 75cl. @ IT blindtasting. [ Bottle #16. ]

Clear medium yellow color with a average, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, white to off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, grain, sweet acidic fruity, light hoppy, light to moderate yeasty, sour milk notes. Flavor is moderate to heavy sweet and light light bitter with a average duration. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft. [20100612]

Bottle. Cloudy pale yellow colour. No head. The flavour starts off with some vegetable. Turns slightly citric, a bit spicy. Very subtle, but not bad.

75cl, exclusive brewery, new brew Anno 2008, from De Hopduvel Gent, complex brew, balanced, hazy, good head, nice brew

Metallic-brilliant golden beer with a green sheen, lively carbonationfeeding a good, dense white head. Abundant dry herbal and (root)spicy hops dominate the nose. Liquorice, drop without much sweetness in the taste, in a way that makes it remarkable that no actual liquorice has been added. Bitterness mainly retronasal, almost detached from the main taste. Warming seriously up, a muscatgrape-like perfumed flavour creeps in, but actually in a way taht balances it better. Nearly fizzy MF, rather light bodied. I cannot deny it some originality, but it happens to be not exactly my favourite flavour - with a little exception for the grapeflavour at the end.

Bottle at ’t Rusteel. Pale, hazy golden with a healthy head. Flowery and spicy hop aroma. Good hoppy flavours, some malty perfumey sweetness, noticeable alcohol. A very decent tripel, maybe a bit on the sweet side.

Bottle at ’t Rusteel, Gullegem, Belgium
Hazy blond body (like a white beer). White, fizzy/creamy head. Aroma of citrus, lemon and hops. Moderately bitter, nice flavour. Quite dry mouthfeel. They claim this is a tripel and it is, but it is not a sweet tripel at all. Nice and easy going, not very special.