De Lepelaer Beemster Bock Bock

Brouwerij de Lepelaer
Brewed at De Proefbrouwerij
Style: Doppelbock
Midden-Beemster, Netherlands

Serve in Dimpled mug, Stein, Stem glass

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Dark amber body and stable and quite firm beige head. Quite creamy, nutty base and butterscotch. Well roasted taste but quite clean. Accessible but enough flavour. Better than expected. Decent. (On tap at PINT Bokbierfestival)

Bottle@home, 33cl. Head: cream colored foam. Color: red brown. Aroma: ripe fruit. Taste: mild, some licorice, some sour. Palate: watery. CO2. Overall: nice.

Bottle at 6th Noord-Holland Bierfestival, Alkmaar: Dark amber coloured brew with fine taste of roasted malts and caramel.

Bottle. Red amber colour with a beige head. Aroma is fruit, caramel, malt. Flavour is hop, caramel, malt, fruit. Medium body. OK beer.

Bottle 750ml.

Clear medium to dark brown amber color with a small, frothy - fizzy, virtually none lacing, fully diminishing, off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, bread, caramel, brown sugar, light nutty, light alcohol. Flavor is moderate to heavy sweet and moderate bitter with a long duration, caramel, roasted, nutty, dried fruit notes. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft to flat, finish feel is light alcoholic. [20110319]

Bottle @ Denmark/Norway Tasting @ Ulfborg 2011. Courtesy of Fonefan. Pours dark amber with a small off white head. Caramel, fruit, grain, cookie dough and winegums. Flat carbonation. A touch of alcohol.

Bottle@Ulfborg tasting.Pours copper with a small off-white head.Aroma of caramel, candy, hay and malt.Flavor of sweet caramel malt and fruitiness.Medium body, average carbonation.Okish bock bock.

Bottle, 75cl corked, courtesy of fonefan. It pours an unclear, brown body and a small, off-white to beige head. Caramel, alcohol, dried fruits and a herbal touch in the aroma. Hints of licorice. The flavor has a fine blend of caramel, dried fruits and alcohol, some bitterness chimes in towards the end. It’s full-bodied and warming, slightly sticky. Lasting finish with caramel, alcohol and some licorice notes. Well, not in the league with the finest German doppelbocks, but it’s a fine beer anyway. 110319

Bottled. Dark but clear body, medium-sized white head. Aroma of candy, alcohol, smoke. Taste sharp, a bit alcoholic, but still quite good finish. However, the belgian ones have been better unfortunately.

Bottle from De Bierkoning. Deep red copper with a yellowish head. Caramel aroma. Herbs and caramel flavours. Drinkable.