De Koninck

on tap at the beer bistro. pours a dark orange color, small head that doenst last very long. Big yeast notes in the nose, along with some slight citrus. flavour i find is unbalanced between the yeastiness, and a spicy notes that is comming through, hmmm, i’m not liking this that much, Its decent and well made, but doesnt suit me.

Orange amber pour. Very little head, almost no lacing. Sweetish malty taste with a little spice and slight bitterness. Goes down smooth. Not very complex or distinctive, but enjoyable.

330ml bottle, 5% a/v Cloudy ruby colour with a light offwhite head. Malty, spicy, fruity aroma. Spicy and fruity (plums?) taste with a similar clean palate. Not bad but not great.

Nice light amber hue with a decent whiye tan head. Smells of fruit and yeast. Lightly carbonated with flight flavors of malt , fruit and a little hops. Smooth after taste. Pleasant brew without alot of distinct personality.

Had a couple of mouthfuls from a friend’s glass t The Fat belgian in Toronto. a nice belgian ale. would try it again.

Bottle. Pours a nice golden colour with a nice white ehad. Sweet very fruity aroma with a some yeast and hops. the flavour is sweet with a very nice frutiness, hops, yeast and with a dry sweet finish.

Pours a cloudy brownish amber in color with a rocky inch-thick off-white head that lasts. Aroma of yeasty bread, fruit (raisins) caramel. Sweet, slightly earthy malt flavor with an interesting dry finish. I don’t know why, but I’m reminded of Boston Baked Beans candy for some reason. Sweet, yet ... not. Oh, well. Very enjoyable at any rate.

Draught. Clear orange coloured with a creamy off white head. Fruity aroma of citrus and spices. Flavour of fruits and spices with notes of caramel, citrus and hops. Hoppy finish.