De Roos

Brewed by Museumbrouwerij de Roos
Style: Belgian Ale
Hilvarenbeek, Netherlands

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

Bottle: Medium to bigger airy sparkling dusty white head on top of a hazy yellow colored beer. Smell is a good mix of hops, citrus, yeast, peach, hint of apple, hint of orange, dough, hint of malts, herbs and something light bitter. Taste is good, for such a beer with such a low alcohol content, though a bit watery/weak. Taste hops, yeast, fruit, peach, orange, tangerine, low to medium bitter, malts, herbs, hint of glue. Light bitter yeasty fruity aftertaste. Low to medium carbo, watery tingly mouthfeel, medium watery body and a watery texture.

2011 - 11- 13 330ml bottle. bot hazy orange golden colour. medium frothy white head. bit chemical aroma. bitter taste.

Geen heldere kleur, het ruikt naar sinaasappelschillen. En het smaakt zuur met een sinaasappelsmaakje eraan.

Hazy orange colour with a brown teint. Not a lot of head. Smells fresh, orange peel and hoppy. Tastes slightly sour, fruity. Quite big on carbo, very dry.

33cl, as De Roos, exclusive Dutch brewery, from Slijterij van Bergen Eindhoven, not complex brew, malty/fruity and slightly bitter, yet refreshing, balanced, hazy, rocky head, simpel brew

Gummiartig säuerlicher Geruch. Leicht säuerlicher Antrunk mit trockener Hopfigkeit. Trocken zitrusartig, anbei eine deutliche Wässrigkeit. Wenig intensiv, nach einiger Zeit ist nur noch eine trockene und milder Säuerlichkeit vorhanden, wenig hefig. Ein eher langweiliges Bier. 10/8/7/7/7/7

Bottled 33cl
Hazy orange color, small white head. Pale malty, fruity aroma. Medium-bodied. A bit harsh, but fruity-citrusy flavor. Hops are also there. Slightly papery and yeasty. Decent but not very exciting.

Bottled. Golden colour, mediumsized white head. Aroma is fruity and nectary along with some mild yeast. Flavour is fruity, toffeeish, a bit hoppy bitterness as well as some yeasty and spicy notes.