Grolsch Lentebok

Formerly brewed at Grolsche Bierbrouwerij Ned. (SABMiller)
Style: Heller Bock
Boekelo, Netherlands

Serve in Dimpled mug, Stein

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Zelená třetinka, jako stvořená pro pracovní večer na hotelu v Amstru. Prodávané v Albertu. Silné pivo s hutnou chutí a nasládlým vocasem.

An amber beer with a small white disappearing head. The aroma is sweet with notes of caramel, honey, and spices. The flavor is sweet with notes of caramel and honey - a lovely flavor.

bottled 33 cl. dark gold/light amber color, thick white head (later in the season same beer produces hardly any head. Fruity taste with some sweet caramel. Alcohol is well hidden, A nicely done springbok.

Bottle at home. Very sweet initial taste and strong. Was very good with a citrus-flavor. A smooth finish and a hint of caramel. Really enjoyed it but may have drank it too cold.

was close to its useby date which may explain the initial sour maltiness. slightly citric bitterness at the finish rounded it off nicely. enjoyable

[Bottle. Thanks to Els in Holland.] A lovely bock with cooperating notes such as a nice white head with bubbles. Aroflavor of caramel, straws, malty roastness, alcohol and metal. Nice to common dinner.

Good, just yellow tinted head, slightly irregular; dark golden beer, some cold haze. Grassy and "fines herbes" spiced nose - just a bit roasted as well. Sharp initial roasted taste. Very malty beer. I would have expected more herbal, flowery and certainly more honeyish notes in the beer. But, as the label says, only "sugars" have been added. Medium bodied, slightly slick mouthfeel. I’m a bit disappointed by tthis. Grolsch can do much better - they’re one of the few larger breweries with some imagination left. It’s a sweet Helles Bock, nothing more.

Bottle. Sweet flowery malt aroma. Golden yellow color with small head. Sweet malt flavor with slight tannic finish - improves the more you drink.