De Keyzer Rolduc Abdij Bier

Brouwerij de Keyzer
Brewed at De Proefbrouwerij
Style: Belgian Ale
Maastricht, Netherlands

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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Orange coloured beer, a medium head that sticks pretty good to the glass but loses height a bit quick. Aroma of alcohol, ripe fruits and some yeast. Something liquorish getting trough. Bread, and fruits at the taste. Sweet, with a light sourness getting trough. Not totally what I expect.

Bottled. Amber colour with a small beige head. Aroma is fruits, yeast, grass, some bready malts as well as some honey. Flavour s much the same along with some mild notes of rubber.

Mild malzmuffiger Antrunk mit säuerlicher Beinote. Etwas herb im Mittelteil, prickelnd, weiterhin mild malzmuffig, der Unterton ist wässrig. Im Abgang wird das Malz cremiger, bleibt aber in seinem muffigen Umfeld. Nicht gerade ein Top Bier. Danke an den Doppelbock für das Bier! Test vom 12.8.2008, Gebinde: Glasflasche Noten: 11,7,7,6,7,7 - 7,25

Bottle, 33 cl. (from Hopduvel) Hazy golden to amber color, with white head. Aroma bit sweet, fruits, spice touch (coriander). Medium body. Taste start sweet, little yeast ,ripe fruits, some spice. Light bitter finish. Good.

33cl, exclusive Dutch brew, from De Hopduvel Gent, complex brew, not balanced, cloudy, rocky head, nice brew

Bottle. Thanks to Jacob one of my students. Frothy white good mostly lasting head. Dark yellow colour. Light malty moderate hoppy and yeasty nice aroma. Moderate bitter flavor. Nice licorice notes. Average moderate bitter finish. Oily palate.

On tap at ’t Arendsnest. Hazy golden amber colour, white head. Aroma is sweet-sour, of overripe fruits, spices (coriander), smells very familiar. Flavour is sweet, ripe fruits, yeast, spices. Light sour-bitter spicy finish, medium bodied. Nice beer.

Bottled. Clear pale amber, small head. Perfumy canteloupe aroma. There’s marzipan and pineapples in syrup. Yeasty with notes of ripe apples. Light salty finish. A solid offerig with some interesting details.

Bottled
Slightly hazy amber-yellow color, good off-white head. Bready-biscuity aroma. For 6%+ beer very thin mouthfeel. Grassy-lemony hops, sweet maltyness, a bit citrusy fruity in the finish. Sourness and honey sweetness in the aftertaste. Very unbalanced and not really pleasant, although I liked that sweet edge at the end.

Bottle 0,33ltr: Brewed for an former abbey in Kerkrade, The Netherlands. Amber colour and with an biscuity/candy like taste and a slightly citric/sourish finish.