De Prael Andre met Peuk

Brewed by Brouwerij de Prael
Style: Smoked
Amsterdam, Netherlands

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Stein

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From notes: On tap @ In De Wildeman. Orange colored, hazy. Off white head. Aroma is sweet, honey-ish, caramel with a hint of smoke. Flavor is medium sweet & bitter, nicely balanced. Medium body. Finishes slightly herbal.

Bottle at cgarvieuk’s tasting. Orange/yellow, thin white bubbles on top. Oily hop resin, some sort of saison ester, some woodsmoke on the nose. Dry palate, hint at caramel, orange zest on the palate. Bitter linger, hint of smoke. Not bad.

Bottle from Bierkoning. Pours a dark golden colour with a lacy white head. Quite a smoky aroma with oak. Similar oaky flavour with smoke, woody, caramel and light grass notes. Nice.

bottle at home ... thanks to B&S ... amber ... light smoke ... soft toffee malts nose ... zezty ... lightest smokey malts ... soft toffee roast ... light caramel vanilla ... middling

7th April 2011
On tap in De Wildeman. Cloudy gold beer, small white head. Light dry palate. A little hop in the creamy malt. Not bad. Didn’t get any smoke jumping out at me.

On tap at De Prael Proeflokaal, Amsterdam on 1 April 2011. Slightly hazy amber colour. A proportion of smoked malt adds a bit more interest to this brew, compared to the regular Andre. Smoke is quite noticeable. More on the palate than the nose. More ashtray than bacon but, overall, a pretty solid effort.

One of the only 50-something bottled versions. Murky amber body with nice head. Nose is of fruits, caramel and malts. Some smoke in there too but very little. Taste is yummy also of fruits and caramel and malts. Smoke a bit more pronounced but still very subtle. Nice bitterness in the finish. Enjoyable.

On tap at In de Wildeman. Hazy golden amber colour, dense white head. Aroma of light fruity malts, a bit sweet, very light smoke. Flavour is light sweet, fruity, malty, nice subtle smoke, bitter finish. Medium bodied. Nice.