Deca Antiek Blond

Brewed by Deca Services
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Woesten-Vleteren, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

From backlog

Head: white, rocky, away fast
Colour: very hazy yellowish/gold
Smell: bit skunky , grainy , quite sweet, not really inviting i think ... Taste: thick, overall sweet grainy with little bitterness, yeasty end , sticky mouthfeel ... ok

Sweet and fruity aroma. Amber-gold color, a bit hazy and sparkling, white head and some lacing. Taste is quite alcoholic, malts and a bit of honey. Very nice hoppy aftertaste. Surprisingly good beer from a brewer I did not know!

(Bottle, Monk’s Café Wallingatan, Stockholm, 11 July 2011) Golden amber colour with frothy, off-white head. Fruity nose with notes of apricots, orange, marmalade and spices. Fruity, malty taste with apricots, coriander seeds, sugar and a mild spicy bitterness. More than medium body, sweet. Decent, but a bit unrefined and perhaps a touch too sweet.

Not a bad taste and a pretty good smell, but not as good as the ’bruin’. The carbonation is fine though, and the alcohol is very well mixed with it. Good body.

This beer smelled kinda weird, but the taste was a lot better than expected. Okay beer.

Bottle: Thanks to Joes: Very big pretty vast white head on top of a hazy orange colored beer. Smell honey, spices, grains, malts and some ripe fruits. Taste honey & fruit with hints of herbs, malts, hops, bitter, flower and spices. Aftertaste is a mix of hop, weed and herbs. Low carbo, medium body, soft tingly mouthfeel and watery texture. Strange beer with an alcohol tint to it.

Hazy orange colour with a medium white head. Aroma is honey and fruitish. Taste is yeast, malts, citrus fruits and a bit wooden. Dry finish.

Bottle at the brewery, over a very nice lunch. Decent body, nice color, very easy to drink.