Duysters Tuverbol

Brewed by Brouwerij Loterbol (was Duysters)
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Diest, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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Bottle split at gollem Pours hazy blonde no foam Very funky lambic smell Taste is .. Walnuts overkill ! Sugary . Even more extremely walnuts in the aftertaste . To weird , too bad . Fail

375 ml golden yellow color with a white head. good carbonation and head retention for the size. blue cheese, grass, citrus, sweaty gym socks, booze. not too sure on this. taste follws the nose but blue cheese is more evident. lots of booze in the mouth. well carbonated and full bodied. hard to finish due to the amount of booze.

2012 Bottle from Delices & Caprices. The pour’s light gold with a massive white head. The nose is musty yeast, some cantaloupe and lemon. Hints of honeyed white grapes. The taste mildly grainy. Honey nut cheerio breakfast cereal. Cutting lemon rind acid. Brett. Sort of bready in the body. Moderate carbonation. Overall, interesting.

375 ml bottle @ Gastropub Tuulensuu, Tampere.
Originally rated on 20100726.
Pours golden color with a minimal head. Aroma of sour fruits, grass, some toffee and caramel notes, yeast and wood. Flavor of fruits, yeast, caramel and goose berries. A bit weird.

18th May 2011
Clear amber beer with a lightly sour nose. No real head. Light semi dry palate, low carbonation. Mild sourness. light vinegary fruit. Easy drinking and tasty.

37.5 cl bottle (10,5%) @ Gastropub Tuulensuu as ”Loterbol / 3 Fonteinen Tuverbol”. Rated on 26.07.2010
Aroma is somewhat sour with citron, earthy and floral notes. Flavour is somewhat sour and stinging with floral, earthy notes, some citron and alcohol. Too much alcohol here.

Bottle (375 ml) from Etre Gourmet. Shady golden, no head. Fruity and estery aroma with some grapefruit, green apples and barnyard, and pleny of alcohol. Meidum bodied, weak carbonation. Dry, churny bitterness. Interesting but not very good.

Bottle, thanks to fredrik_and Ludvig! Hazy pale golden with a small porous white head. Aroma: buttery malt with tart green apples, some funk. Taste: spices, sour, burnt plastic, some funk and lemons. On a positive note the alcohol isn’t apparent. Above medium bodied. Doesn’t work for me.

Bottle shared by Will, thank you! Pour is hazy golden with small white bubbles. Aroma is outrageous. Had Will not also shared a batch 2 beatification, I would have said that this was the best beer aroma I have encountered in months. Loaded with funk, tartness, and long lemon notes. The funk is complex and rich. Flavor and body not quite as good as aroma, but still nice. A bit of lemon anf funk in the aroma as well but also faint hints of sweetness. Not as much depth as I was expecting. Still very nice.

Bottle from Être Gourmet. Hazy pale yellow beer, almost no head. Sourish citrus aroma, woody, horse blanket, leather, grapefruit, yeast notes, spicy, sweetish bready notes, cork, tart, lemongrass, hay, orange peels, apricot, earthy and with some berries. Sourish citrus flavor, but also sweetish spicy with yeast and bread, grapefruit, banana, hay, floral, caramel, woody, acidic, tart, some apples, leather and some yeast. Alcohol is extremely well hidden. Balanced, complex and very good. A somewhat odd mix, but it works very well. Balanced grapefruit finish with yeast, fruits, hay, banana and leather.