De 7de Hemel Avondrood

Brouwerij de 7de Hemel
Brewed at De Proefbrouwerij
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Sevenum, Netherlands

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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Amber to light brown with a rocky off white head. Pear, toffee candy, malty base; quite nice. Sweet focus in the taste, with some initial pine hop bitterness to balance. Ends light alcoholic and moderately sweet. Tasty and interesting enough, with its spicy, sharp edge over the dominating fruity sweetness. Well brewed and can stand up against the usually more yeasty and carbonated, classic Belgian rivals.

It’s an amber/red colored beer. It has a nice beige foamy head. A sweet aroma from toffy and fruits. a soft gentle fresh taste of caramel. A fruity taste in the back. It stays for a while in your mouth. A good beer, from a new Dutch Brewery, for a warm evening, when the sun is disappearing.

Bottle 33 cl from Slijterij Hennie Berendsen in Enschede (NL). Copper colored with fleeting clear lace. Carbonation soft. The malt coast the palate of fruity, it is perfumed and floral. Notes of apricot and nuances of orange. The well-balanced blend of malt and hops, while flexibility leads to a dry spicy finish. Nice work.

Bottle at home. Hazy amber color, thick creamy off-white head. Aroma of sugary malts, some caramel, plum and a hint of alcohol which gives the aroma a touch of fruit liquor. The flavor is very sweet, fruity and with a warming alcoholic finish. Quite smooth and round palate. Full body. Decent brew.

Bottle: Ruby red beer with a small off white head. Smell caramel malts, spices, fruit (apple, berries). Taste quite sweet and bitter, with hints of malts, grains, grass, yeast, fruit.

(Bottled) Hazy red-amber with a smallish, big-bubbly head. Dried-fruity and peachy nose with caramely maltiness, and metallic notes. Fruity and slightly alcoholic flavor with some yeastiness and caramely-syrupy maltiness. Medium to full body, soft carbonation. A quite pleasant brew - tastes like a lighter Dubbel. 4236

Tap at Maastricht Bierfestival A nice dark red ale with a sweet bitter taste with some spiced, fruity aroma.

Bottle, from trade with jbrus. It pours with some microfloaties in an orange-golden body. A dense, off-white head tops it of. Citrusy, fruity and sweetish nose with some alcohol in the background. Dried fruits, dark sugar and some bitterness in the flavor, leading to a mostly sweet, but also bitter finish. A nice beer, but maybe too fruity sweet and sugary sweet. (081003)

Botella. Unclear amber brown, off-white head. Sweet caramel spiced malty alco aroma. Good mouthfeel. Spiced caramel dark malty ok bitter flavour with alcohol.

Bottle, 7.5%. Quite fruity aroma. Almost clear red copper colour. Almost no head. The flavour is fruity and peppery. Sweetish fruit, some fried fruits. The alcohol is quite apparent in the finish.