De Koninck Pagadder

Formerly brewed at Brouwerij De Koninck (Duvel-Moortgat)
Style: Belgian Ale
Antwerpen, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

(Original bottle, so 1 1/2 year old) Dark foxy-brown, slight haze; good yellowish head, fast gone. Grassy, slight spices, fresh(!) malt in the nose. Bitterish (German hops), with a lot of sweet and roasted malts. Roasted flavours, faint fine spices (nutmeg?, cardamom? cinnamon? garden spices?), cookies, slightly vinous. Medium bodied, filled texture, slightly slick mouthfeel. The Pagadder one-off was later expanded into the Winter Koninck. Agreable, both as a young beer and now.

Very fruity, raisin aroma. Redbrown color, light brown head, lots of bubbles, good lace. Sweet, fruity, raisin, bit dusty, nice underlaying bitterness. Quite full, litle alcohol burn, little sticky.

From tap. Very yeasty. Hopbitterness and some fruitiness.

clear dark amber colour, fine head, nice lace, fruity and vinous, sweet and acidic, refreshing, dry and short fruity finish

beautiful clear redbrown color accompanied by a light thin head. somewhat floral aroma, followed by a nice hoppy bitterness as it first hits the tongue. fruity with a fairly alcoholic presence. aftertaste is lacking. I ordered this from belgianshop specifically because it wasn’t in the database. Tasty.