De Koninck

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

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

At a restaurant in Antwerp, Belgium. Low white head on an red a,ber body. Well-balanced, slightly bitter taste, perfect with Flemish stew, hoppy, crispy and clean. Easy drink and enjoyable.

Pours bright orange/amber into a tulip. Fluffy off-white head pancakes and laces as it slowly recedes. Candi sugar aromas. Slightly sour upfront with a lasting dry bitter metallic finish.

Nice clear golden color. Medium body. Some hints of banana and citrus. A touch of bitterness.

from tap. I love a ’bolleke’ every day! A lovely color with a super slightly caramel taste.

330ml bottle from the LCBO as part of a De Koninck Sampler Pack The aroma is sweet and yeasty Pours a light copper with very little head Taste is light and fruity the palate is a bit thin Overall good Belgian ale

Gold pour. Nice malty aroma, caramel, bread, yeast, light honey and some fruit. Flavor is a maltorama! Honey and caramel with some honey wheat bread. Good and refreshing.

Pours a cloudy brown with a lot of floating particulate yeast visible. Aroma is barely detectable but I get some ripe bananas and some toasty bread. Apple flavors mixed in with some hints of toffee and malt. Overall, it’s a good brew...

Pours a dark cloudy honey, little head, generous lacing. Taste is of yeasty caramel accented by light spices. Not complex, but at 5% abv, a pretty decent quaff.