De Koninck

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

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

25 cl bottle. Pours deep golden, light amber color with moderate carbonation and tiny white head. The aroma is nutty with some caramel malt sweetness. The flavor is pretty similar to the aroma. It’s sweet, toasted malty with moderate fruitiness and a touch of crisp hops at the end. The body is light with watery texture and fizzy carbonation.

Murky orange-brown. Some lacing, quickly receding head. Brown sugar, caramel, yeastiness in the nose. Toffee, bread dough, malt in the palate. Inoffensive and good.

from tap, nice clear amber colour and small but stable white head. Malty and a bit fruity smell. Taste: roasted malts, malty, fruity, grainy, watery, unpleasant bitterness and a bit artificial. No complexity at all but also not a bad beer.

11.2 ounce bottle from BevMo ($2.49). Pours an unusual amber-brown color with lots of floaties and only a small off-white head. Aroma dominated by sweet caramel-y malts along with light spice and brown sugar. Flavor is somewhat bitter and metallic, especially considering the sweetness in the aroma. Dry finish with an unpleasant taste. Really not very good.

Bottle. Pours amber with a small off-white head. Weak malty aroma, taste is weak roasted malt, fruity, not impressive at all

Brought over from Facebook. My only notes are, "Awkward aroma, okay taste."

Pours a brownish amber with a small head. Nose like toasting bread with slight notes of fruit and mild spice. Taste of malts with hints of apple and pear, and perhaps, banana. Tangy finish.

Nose is rather light - toast, caramel, and light fruity/spicy esters. Pours amber, not a lot of head. The flavor starts toasty and ends with some light fruity notes and yeasty esters. Easy drinking, rather boring. Good with food due to its unobtrusive nature.