De Molen De Kruier

Formerly brewed at Brouwerij de Molen
Style: Doppelbock
Bodegraven, Netherlands

Serve in Dimpled mug, Stein, Stem glass

Great head that lasts for quite a while. Good mouthfeel, refreshingly sour. Yeast that clings to the bottom of the bottle and the glass too. Not bad at all.

Bottle. Kruidnagel aroma. Nutmeg. Herbal bitter flavor with laurel and nutmeg. Dry with some roasted malt. Very untypical bock, but certainly has quality.

PINT Bokbierfestival 2004. On draft, which is supposedly different than the bottled version. Quite sour for a bock, bit tart even. Bit weird, but ok.

Aroma is quite good, roasted malt, coffee. Some spices. Creamy. Nice. Brown coloured with a brownish, lasting head. decent. Taste is off, bit a mess, no balance. Still nice to drink. Roasted malts, some hints of fruits, sweet, coffee.

Clear orange color, short head. Slightly sour aroma, fruity, sweet. Bit homebrew like taste, bit spicy and malty. Odd brew.

Aroma of spices and butterscotch. Dark brown color, beige head, good lace. Light sweet, bitter, lots of spices, coriander and clove, medium body. Has a typical character that you also find in their barley wine.