Dommelsch Ice

Brewed by Dommelsche Bierbrouwerij (InBev)
Style: Pale Lager
Dommelen, Netherlands

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

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Old gold, nearly coppery; heavily carbonated to fluffy white head. Utterly malty nose, vaguely herbal. Outspoken (wet) malt. A tenth of a second I thought I was going to detect hops. And then there was just one limpid ocean of boring, utterly booooooring malt. Fully watery, flat water texture. One word sums it up: ridiculous . And then it made me burp, to add insult to injury.

Standard yellow golden color, average white head. Not very different from the regular Dommelsch pilsener. Decent, but noting special.

Orange yellow color. White head, fading rather quickly. Sweet nose, malts and corn. Sweet corn flavour, very light on hops. Mostly just watery and bland. Could be refreshing, if that is the main quality you look for in beer. But in such occasion I’d rather suggest ordering tap water. Really boring. (from 33cL bottle)

Bottled, pasteurised, 330 ml from Camping Flevostrand Supermarket. Pale straw, white head. Thin, grainy, corny beer drunk whilst erecting the awning on a hot day. Not pleasant but had the benefit of being cold.

bottle 33 cl. Pours a clear golden with a small white head and an aroma of hay, malt and hops. The aroma is corny, carboardish, malty and dry. With a dry hoppy finish. Tastes like a cheap supermarket-beer, but isn’t all that cheap.

sweet corn, a bit hoppy, watery with corn. Much like a reguarly ice beer, cheap, and bland. Just another pale lager.

Bottle 15 months past BB date. Bready, oxidized aroma. Golden colour, small tight white head. OK mouthfeel. The flavour is cardboardy and oxidixed. Does not keep, I guess.

much better than regular dommelsch,..thick head little bitternes. Good in the summer not in january.

28 May 2005 - Simple light sweet hop aroma. Clear golden colour with good lacing. Ordinary Euro Pils, some sweet malt and hop flavours. Some lingering hops and tangy but thinnish beer. Overall - Another bucket beer.

(Bottle 33 cl) Fully golden with a small, creamy head - actually it’s a pity that it’s recommended to drink this from the bottle - it’s a good looking brew. Slightly sweet, malty nose. Sweet, malty flavours and practically no bitterness. Contains "unmalted grains" which I believe is just a sophisticated term for corn. 230705

(bottle) Clear golden colour with a small creamy white head. “Aroma” of malts. Malty taste with cardboard background and a weak finish with traces of hops. A no-go brew.