De 3 Horne Besselaer

Brewed by De 3 Horne
Style: Fruit Beer
Kaatsheuvel, Netherlands

Serve in Flute

Bottle at home in London with Lyoli and Sofia. Pours a very hazy pink with a thick, white foam head. Sweet, fruity and brteady aroma. Mild sweet flavor, light tart fruits, some berries. Light to medium bodied with lively carbonation. Finish is kind of bland, modest fruits that are lightly tart, a bit of bready malt. OK but not exciting.

Ok color, pretty average fruitbeer smell. Little bit flat taste, don’t really taste berries in it. Carbo is ok.

Colour is pretty nice. Smells not too bad also, however it tastes quite a bit different than it smells - in a bad way. Not my beer.

27th March 2008
This version has only redcurrants on the label. Sourish if aromatically fruity beer. A bit different and not quite what was expected.

With each sip I digged this a little more after initially wishing i’d not opened the bottle. Tart acidic berries and earthy textures interlock to be pretty plesant. The 7% booze is a liitle sharp and spicy. Not too sweet or sappy a fruit beer , which I speculated it might be.

Bottle. Cloudy brown/pale orangey reddish beer. The aroma is fruity, and the flavour is bitter notes with berry fruits coming through. Overall a drinkable fruity and mildly bitter beer.

Bottle. [thank you, Yespr]
Pours muddy amber with a medium, creamy, off-white head. Aroma is sweet, fruity, blackberrries but rather mild. Medium carbonation, slightly weak mouthfeel. Flavour is subdued, light tartness, some oranges, light berries. The tartness is okay...

Bottle 33 cl. Pours an opaque amber with an off-white head. Discreetly fruity nose. Medium body, dry berry accents with some sulphur. Dry and lightly tart finish. 020210