De 3 Horne Horns Bock

Brewed by De 3 Horne
Style: Dunkler Bock
Kaatsheuvel, Netherlands

Serve in Dimpled mug, Snifter

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330 ml bottle, poured into my snifter glass. ABV 8.5% It pours a very dark brown/chestnut colour, with a thin line of beige head. Not that high retention of course and the size of the head didn’t allow for any lacing left behind, but it does look nice and promising. On the nose mostly clove but after letting it warm up a bit and giving it a swirl, some chocolate and roasted malts aroma surfaced. Lots of chocolate on the taste too. Slighty sweet, untill the roasted malts flavours kick in, giving it a pleasant light bitter taste, which covers quickly some traces of acidic sourness on the background. Thin to medium body, light carbonation. Overall, a very nice bock beer.

Somewhat trouble dark brown with off-white foam head. Aroma is heavy, mixture of barley, earth and grass. Taste is bitter, little sweer caramel. Bitter aftertaste. (Velp 201301)

Tasted this at the PINT Bok beer festival in Amsterdam. Very nice and sweet Dunkler Bock.

The head is medium, the body brown-red and cloudy. it smells malty, sweet, alcoholic. The taste is sweet, malty, alcoholic, a bit citrus. Medium. 10/8/8/7/-/8

Bottle. Pours a slight murky brown coloured beer with a small, light tanned head. Aroma has earthy notes, and a malty base, some caramel. Flavour is a bit flat, some light bitterness detected. Not much of an extraordinary flavour. It has a bit of a watery mouthfeel, medium carbo. Not too much special going on here..

Brown with a red glow and small light beige head. Mildly smoke aroma and taste, some black fruit and roasted malts. Ok bock.

Dark brown body with stable tan to brown coloured head. Cookie dough, quite herbal hops, fresh yeast, apples, and fresh leaves. Very nice fresh yet rich aroma. Quite smooth body, low but active carbonation. Not quite as rich in taste as expected. Well made but too rounded off maybe. Great smell, good taste, okay mouth feel. Well made. (33cl bottle from De Bierwinkel Leiden)

Bottle@tasting (2002), 33cl. Head: beige colored foam. Color: clear, ruby. Aroma: roasted malt. Taste: licorice, bitter. Palate: mild, medium CO2, full body, bittersweet finish. Overall: nice.

Bottle thanks to bu11zeye. Reddish brown pour with a ring of tan head. Nose is caramel and slightly roasted malt and some floral hops. Taste is a bit chalky with lots of rich malt.

(33cl bottle 2010 vintage thanks to bu11zeye) rich clear ruby with a thick tan head. Nose of caramel, florals, and vegetal. Taste is very metallic, light caramel and linger is caramel and nice.