De Gulzige Gans Waggel

Brewed by De Gulzige Gans
Style: Abbey Tripel
Coevorden, Netherlands

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip

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Blode colour, light, dense and frothy head. Aroma with citrus, coriander, ornages. Nice bitterness in the taste, full-bodied, herbs and again some citrus. Somewhat dry but nice finish.

17/I/2012 33cl bottle @ John’s place - BB:22/XI/12 (2012-59) Thanks to John for sharing the bottle!

Clear blond beer, small yellowish head, unstable, bit adhesive. Aroma: sweet malts, honey, bit of citrus, cheesy, wheat, some fruit (peaches). MF: soft carbon, full body. Taste: bitter start, fruity, grapefruit, sweet malts, candi sugar, bit herbal, earthy. Aftertaste: sweet, honey, slightly bitter ending.

Hazy orange golden color, not very nice. It has 9%ABV but you never taste that. For such an ABV the beer has a low body and a very average taste. Expected something better.

I like pure beers, no additions. But sometimes I like to have something else and that’s where De Gulzige Gans comes in; There’s lots of additions, unsure quality (sometimes you see some greyish yeast or other things floating by) and lots of character and taste. Love this beer. Love the nano-brew 200ltr. brewing.

I didn’t like this beer as much as the other raters. The bottle is funny though. It’s lacking a bit in taste. Smell is better than the tastem which is dissapointing.

Botella. Sweet caramel yeasty spice fruity aroma. Hazy golden look. Flavour is sweet and fruity, yeasty, spiced with some bitter hops.

Bottle at yespr. Hazy golden coloured with a huge white head. Fruity aroma of spices and yeast with notes of citrus peel. Sweet and fruity flavour of yeast, spices and hops. Sweet and spicy finish.

cloudy brown, small smooth head. dry yeasty slighly fruity aroma. flavor is sweet yellow fruity, belgian, syrup or honey

33 cL bottle. Pours hazy orange with a small white head. Aroma is fruity, yeasty and spiced. Sweet caramelish and mild fruity. Yeasty, caramelish and lingering fruity. Ends sweet and malty. Mild spiced to peppery. Sweet caramelish.

Too sweet. The aroma is citrussy and slightly malty but the taste is just a tad too sweet. Ok for a double but for a triple it’s just too much.

Bottle@Home. Sweet, citrus, some apple. Light hazy, yellow, off-white head, good lace. Sweet, citrus, orange, lightly spiced, licorice in the finish, nice soft bitterness. Sticky and soft mouth feel. Balanced, sweet, but nice.