Groevebier

Brewed by Ecaussinnes
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Ecaussinnes, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

33cl, new exclusive brew Anno 2009, from De Hopduvel Gent, complex brew, balanced, cloudy, good head, good brew

Amber coloured beer with average carbonation and a medium white head. Some yeast parts. Stong herby grainy malty to almost bread hinted aroma. Full creamy palate; Finish is bitter vanilla sweet and yeasty touched with a slight alcoholic hint near the end. Not bad.

amber, hazy, frothy, herbs, lightly bitter, full body, average carbonation, long finish,

perfect in balans dat goed doorsmaakt en waarvan je het alcoholgehalte niet merkt het bier heeft een kleur tussen amber en lait russe.de geur is uitgesproken hoppig met een toets van fruit en licht zuur.de smaak is fruitig bitter en hoppig

Good, slighlty ochre head, over light copper-gold beer. Very flowery nose, unripe fruity, strawberry, delicate but obviously psiced; Sweet-sourish initially, ending in just bitter-roasted, with hard gingerbread speculoos, toasted malts with some bitterness. Medium bodied, slickness, just a hint of alcohol in the finish. Very nice nose. Balanced beer, but it bores quickly.

From Bottle 33 cl. bought at The Beer Brothers Zomerbierfestival, Mechelen. IAlmost clear golden color, with small head. Aroma fruits, malts, hops. Medium body. Taste refreshing, first sweet malts, fruits, bitterness. A good tripel. Re-tasting @ home 26.07.09 Good tripel one of the best beers from this brewer.

From bottle at The Beer Brothers Zomerbierfestival, Mechelen. Intensely yellow, small head. Fruitry aroma with some sourness. Well-balanced sour fruit flavours, matching well with sweet malts. Fizzy. Not bad.