De Koninck

A beer with a nice amber color but almost no head. It has a nice but not recognicable aroma, it reminds me a little of Brooklyn Lager. It has a nice rounded sweet flavor of good malt blend - I’ll guess it contains some Munchner malt. It ends of on a very slightly bitter note - of a great tasting hop. An OK beer.

(Bottle 25 cl) Beautiful, clear amber with a small head. Caramel notes but dry, not sweet nor bitter. Actually extremely well-balanced. If you want to drink a LOT of beer this is my recommended choice. Although not sophisticated in any way this is so much more satisfying than pils. Try it on tap in the typical "bolleke"-glass. 280993

Sampled draught at Oliver Twist, Stockholm.
Amber colour, clear, small creamy head. Flowert caramel aroma. Sweet and mild with light fruitiness and yeastiness. There's some toffee and a light hoppiness that leads to an intensely flowery finish with medium bitterness. Uncomplicated, but enjoyable easy drinking Belgian ale.

25 cL bottle. Pours clear and golden amber/deep orange with a little white head. Light roasted malt aroma, light berry fruity note. Flavour is mild berry fruity with a solid, towards light metallic, malt base. Medium dry flavour. Light bitterness into the finish with more of the same metallic malt note.

Bottle. Dark golden / copper color, clear with a small, dense beige head. Weak, fruity and malty aroma. Medium body and a nice bitterness in the finish. Nice aroma.

Bottled. Reddish amber colour with small beigeish head. Aroma of plum, spices and sweet malts. Flavour is strong hoppy with grassy hints. Grassiness goes hay in finish. Also barley comes in quite strong in the form of breadish hints. Pleasant, but a bit too hoppy for my taste.

Bottle, 5%. Clear amber colour. Very small white head. Mild caramelly flavour, slightly spicy. Rough aftertaste.

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.