Felix Oud Bruin

Brewed by Verhaeghe
Style: Sour Ale/Wild Ale
Vichte, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium

Serve in Snifter, Tulip, Tumbler

Bottle. Dark red colour with a beige head. Light sour milk, fruity aroma and a sour fruity taste. Medium body with a sour finish. YAK!

Hazy deep reddish colour with a foamy beige head. Tart fruity aroma with notes of wood and vanilla. Tart fruit flavor with a sour milky note.

Bottle. Best before Feb ’05. Dark reddish brown with a loose, fluffy off-white head. Dark fruit aroma with liquorice and some sourness. The flavour has sweetness and a slightly metallic edge, but the sourness is most palatable.

Bottle (London Drinker 06): 75cl Sold as Verhaege Felix Oud Bruin. Mild amber brown with a tan head. Nice woody nose with sherry and port wine. Slightly oxidised flavour, but not too much to detract from the simple grapes. Oaky notes. Lacks tart edge, but still tasty.

Bottle. Brown color with a white head. The taste is very sweet with chocolate flavours. The palate has a light sourness.

Bottle. Very malty, dusty aroma, a little sour. Dark red/brown colour. Quite acidic flavour, some dried fruit. Yoghurt aftertaste.

Bottle at LCRBM, inside the Kuminator, thanks Yogi for sharing this. amazingly fresh for such an old beer. aroma: musky, woody, cobwebs, sweetish and dusty. taste: vinous, acidic(vinigar), cherries, sourrish and berries. thin body. great catch.

Sweet and woody nose, sourish, some vinegar. Dark brown to reddish beer, small off-white head. Sweet and fruity flavor, slight acidic. Nice one.