Dupont Redor Pils

Brewed by Brasserie Dupont
Style: Pilsener
Tourpes-Leuze, Belgium

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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Draught. Golden coloured. Clear. White head. Light herbal, sweet and flowery aroma. Quite pleasant. Flavour is perfumed, sweet and flowery. Nice Medium bodied. Has a light bitter and dry end. Good one.

ON tap. Clear blond yellow coloured, average carbonation and a medium white head. Malty touch. Medium palate. Finish is somewhat herby, little vegetable like. Ending medium dry bitter. Medium pilsener.

Tap at ZBF: Another of Belgiums better Pilseners with the formiliar golden looks, fine foamy head and a sweet bitter aftertaste.

Golden-yellow clear bear with white creamy head. A light bitter taste with one of the best hops-taste. Tasted at the pub accross the Dupont-brwery in Tourpes and in Leuven from a tap. Taste also better from tap than the 25cl bottle. One of the better Pilseners

25 cl bottle, bottled / ’bbe’ = ? 5 % vol. alc. Dark golden colour with a myriad of tiny particles and a very modest head. In the nose, a fine balance between hops and freshly baked bread. Malty, grainy taste with the same baked/toasted notes, a hint of figs and a good dosis of hops in the end. Relatively light body.

Draught at brewery owned Tap across from the facility. Clear gold with a pure white, big creamy marshmallow head. Clean bitter flavor with a grainy mall sweetness. Under rated IMO.

Tap, ZBF 2005. Gold, moderate white head and gentle condition. Low graininess in the nose, sweet malt and delicate hop notes in the mouth and a gentle hop bitterness in the finish.

ZBF 2005. Pours light yellow, with a thin white head. Aroma is slightly hoppy. Taste is mild, with a metallic tang.

Bready aroma. Standard pils flavour and apperance. Mild flavour, low bitterness.

Zythos Beer Festival, Sint-Niklaas, Belgium 2005. Golden colour with a white head. Grassy hoppy aroma and a light bitter malty taste. Medium body and a light sweet finish.