De Prael Mary

Brewed by Brouwerij de Prael
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Amsterdam, Netherlands

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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Bottle: Small and quick disappearing off white head on topof a hazy orange colored beer. Smell sweets like orange, tangerine and bread. Taste yeast, fruit, orange, peach, brinta, medium bitter, some older malts, hint of hops and floral. Aftertaste is low bitter with some herbs and hops. Medium carbo, soft creamy mouthfeel, good medium to full body and a creamy texture.

aroma: floral, caramel, bread, nuts, apparenza: amber, clear, minimal head, gusto: heavy cloying sweetness, lightly bitter, palato: light body, average carbonation, long finish, la migliore delle deprael,senza dubbio(anche perchè legata a bei ricordi). Non smetterei mai di berla,è davvero fantastica.

nice long aftertaste to this hazy golden barleywine. Comes more off like a tripel than anything else. Nice beer, just not remarkable.

Bottle 33cl, a cloudy amber beer with good head. Nose is very sweet and fruity like. Aroma is very fruity, sweet, dry fruits, caramel notes, yeast like, alcoholic, dense, violette and floral notes, rich body, very nice and pleasant beer, a good one.

33cl bottle. Hazy amber colour with a good formation of tan head but quickly diminishes in a thin layer. Aroma is slightly toasty, caramel and fruity. Flavour is sweet at the beginning with slightly sugar hints; the final is moderate bittery and with an average duration. Carbonation is medium. Body is medium to high. Texture is oily.

Pours a hazy dark orange. The aroma includes coriander, fruit, caramel and slight banana. A medium bodied, easily drinkable beer. This beer is called a barley wine, but doesn’t follow the style very closely. It is a unique beer. The brewpub is an excellent setting.

Light aroma. Caramelly, dark fruit, orange juice and coriander. Hazy dark orange color. Thin head and body. Tried with Jess and the Fulbright crew on the De Prael brewery tour.

Bottle. Pours a golden color with a small off-white head. Has a fruity malty spicy yeasty aroma. Sweetish malty spicy yeasty flavor. Has a fruity maltyspicy yeasty finish.

Sampled on tap at the brewpub. Pours a hazy, burnt orange with a creamy, off white head. Flavor is very sweet, definitely some candy sugar, citrus, over ripe peaches, a little orange zest, something a touch medicinal. Nose is candy sugar, a touch estery. Full bodied, cloying, sweet finish. A little hot. Needed more of a hop kick.

From a cask at the brewery, listed as a barley wine there. The taste of this one was very unique. it had a nice yeasty taste that was kind of a sweet fruitiness to it and it was very drinkable. I would to try this one again