Brouwkot Netebuk

Brewed by Gulden Spoor
Style: Belgian Ale
Gullegem, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

Bottle from City Beer. I lost a bit of the content before I could reach a glass. Poured hazy golden with a medium sized, but disappearing head and a fruity aroma. There is a slighlty harsh sour fruit and vegetable flavor with a dry carbonated finish. This is a very unique brew.

750 shared by Marcus. Came a gusher, but the head didn’t stick. Pours hazy orange amber. Aroma is a bit sweet veg. Med. body; foamy car. Flavor is really Belgian - in a nettle, veg way. It’s lightly fruity, but very herby/hoppy. An unique ale. Burns a bit.

Bottle. Amber beer with a big cream colored head. Yeast and malt aroma with light hops. Yeast and light spice flavor with hops and light esters. Medium bodied. Yeast and spice linger with light esters and some backing hops.

bottle, bought on zdf 2010, nice golden unclear colour with foamy and stable white head. Fruity smell, taste: yeasty, fruity, alcohol, a bit sugary. Some sourness and malt in the aftertaste. Not a great beer but also not bad at all!!

Tap @ ZBF 2010. A hazy golden colored beer, with a white head. The aroma of some sour with fruits and malt. The taste of sweet fruits with citrus, malts and some flowery. The aftertaste is bittersweet.

Draught. High creamy lasting white head. Hazy light yellow body. Mild fruity coriander aroma and flavor with a low carbonation. Long sweet aftertaste.

Draft at ZBF. Sweetish cereal, floral-fruity hop nose, a bit yeasty too. Hazy yellow-orange color. Lightly sweet taste with clean, moderate bitterness. fruity backtaste. Lively. Fine to drink but nothing too exciting here.

ZBF 2010: Decent blond brew from this small brewery, an mild hoppy tasting brew.