De Koninck Cuvée 175

Brewed by Brouwerij De Koninck (Duvel-Moortgat)
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Antwerpen, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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nice looking bottle. ruby, amber coloured beer. small white head. not too alcoholic for an 8% beer.

amber coloured little spakling body with a off white head a herby alcholic sweet aroma a herby sweet taste with a alcholic bitter finish

Darker amber coloured beer, some light carbonation and a small white head. Herby, sweeter aroma (almond touches?). Full palate. Finish is light bitter dry herby with some yeasty alcoholic hints. Not bad.

Clear amber coloured beer wth small white head. Medium carbonation. Alcohol herby aroma. Full palate. Finish is herby bitter and little dry.

Tap@LocusDelft. Malty, apple and toffee aroma. Reddish brown color, beige head, fair lace. Sweet, light bitter, toffee, nutty, bit rusty, lightly spiced, sticky mouthfeel. Reminded me of Pauwel Kwak a lot.

Bright copper colour. Aroma and flavour have hint of roasted almond. Moderate level of malt. Rich, silky texture. A little dried fruit comes through at the end.

Tap Café Morshuis Albergen. Copper color. Peach and flowery hops in the malty sweet flavor. Well balanced brew.

Good off-white head, over dark copper beer, clear. Typical De Koninck yeast nose, noble hops, caramel, lightly roasted. Sweet-spicy, with playful if not very distinctive hops, surrounding the malts; bit nutty. Slick, even sticky MF, lots of restsugars. Some vanilla retronasal, but also getting a bit empty. Sweet – but I wonder with some lagering? The hopping seems to be OK, the ABV would sustain it, so…

Tap at Kerstbierfestival Essen: Brewed especially for its 175 years celebration. Amber looking ale with hints of caramel and more tastier dan the regular but this one higher in alcohol 8%.