De Hemel Botterik

Brewed by Stadsbrouwerij De Hemel
Style: Belgian Ale
Nijmegen, Netherlands

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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i believe this is the right place, i’m sure someone will correct me. bottle thanks to bu11zeye. light amber with a white head. nose is bready malts, slight butter, and dried fruits. slick palate, bready malts, slight bitterness, fruity finish.

bottle from fiona, thanks!. clear orange, small white head. malty, fruity and flowery aroma. flavor is also malty, flowery, slightly yeasty, great taste, easy drinking.

1000 ml bottle @ Gastropub Tuulensuu, Tampere.
Pours a hazy golden colour with a very small white head. Aroma of fresh apricot, mandarin orange and some spices. Weak flavour of fresh apricot and other sweet fruits, some alcohol and mild spices. Thin mouthfeel, low carbonation and a warming sweet finish. Pretty pointless.

1 l bottle @ Tuulensuu, Tampere.
Pours hazy golden colour with minimal head. Aroma is soapy citrus, juniper, spices and yeast. Flavour is citrus, some apple, juniper, spices and some notes of honey.
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100 cl bottle @ Gastropub Tuulensuu, BBE 31.09.2011
Fresh aroma has soapy citrus and apricot. Stalish and fruity flavour has juniper, spices and citrus. A bit watery palate. Decent, kind of reminds me of Marikenbier.

Bottled@Tuulensuu, Tampere. Hazy golden colour, small white head. Aroma is spruce, quite citrusy and soapy along with some yeasty notes. Flavour is spruce, quite citrusy, mild juniperberries as well as some slight yeasty notes.

1 liter bottle thx to ekstedt cons 2011-04-01 Göteborg AR: wild strawberries, apricots, white sugar AP: appel juice F: corriander, glue

Bottle. Sweet glue aroma. Spicy flavor with lots of rubber. Strange and no good.

Bottle 100 cl swing-top, thanks to ekstedt!
Sampled on April 1, 2011
Cloudy apricots color, small white head. Faint apricots and sweet scent. Sweet, apricots, some butter taste. Moussy mouthfeel, low bitterness.
I had this back in 2004 or so as well, but way before I started rating, I think I enjoyed it more at that time.

Bottle (1 litre swing-top) from the Cracked Kettle. Hazy golden, medium off-white head. Weird burnt rubber aroma with sour spices, and some medicinal notes. Dry, medium bitterness. Quite awful.

Courtesy of ekstedt. Pours hazy amber with small bubbly head. Aroma of caramel, slightly malty that’s it. Thin mouthfeel. Flavor is watery hoppy, sweet, fruity, spicy. Thin tart palate. Finishes shortlived tart and sweet.