De Koninck

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

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

Amber colored pale ale with a healthy head. Malt is slightly carmelly but is overall pretty bland. Finish is smooth but seems a bit watered down.

Starts a little sweet, ends a little bitter, with a little sour in between. It’s a belgian ... but it’s no belgian.

Some malt flavor/aroma, with a prominent yeast bite. Drinkable, with a little character. Not my favorite Belgian Pale Ale.

Sweet grainy malt nose, amber color, frothy head. Full, creamy sweet malt body with honey tones. Lacks a pronounced bitterness, but there is a slight dryness at the end. Commercial, I know, but I liked this.

Almost an abbey, pours thick with a caramel aroma. Spiciness that could be cinnamon or vanilla is a big part of the flavor. There is some dark fruit also present, though this appears more towards the end. All in all a very enjoyable beer - weaker and less complex than many Belgian ales, but still interesting.

Reddish with lots of floaters. No head. Sweet and quite complex. Malty with very low low carbonation. Quite a good beer.

(on tap @ toronado)light brown body with small lacing from the head.flavor and smell were bolth of sweet malts and belgian style yeast.pretty boring actually.

nice beer. a nice flavourful session. clear reddish-brown colour. nothing spectacular though.