Gulpener Oud Bruin

Brown, white lasting fluffy head, roasty some nuts, ligd sweeds,

Dark brown with a nice, creamy head. The aroma has notes of malt, berries and a light berry-acidity. The flavour is sweet with notes of candy Sugar, a touch of berries and a weak acidity. The overall impression is weak and a bit too sweet.

Dark brown beer with no head to speak of. Smells malty and sweet. Tastes like those german malt beers except this is slightly better and more bitter, still nothing interesting.

Dark Brown colour with hardly any head. The aroma is of sweet malt and black bread. The taste is likewise sweet and cloaing with a dry finish.

Bottle, 3%. Metallic puke aroma. Very dark brown, almost black colour. Small unstable head. The flavour is quite malty and sweet, not sour. Ends on a disappointingly dry and tasteless flavour. Drinkable in big gulps, by no means a meditational beer. Saccharine aftertaste.

Bottle. [Tasting at Tølløse 10-03-2007] Dark brown color with an average off-white head. Fair lacing. Aroma was heavy malt with notes of molasses, rye bread, toffee, butter, wood. Light bodied with an almost sticky texture. Also a bit thin on the palate with a flat carbonation. Flavor was heavy sweet.

Deep reddish colour with a light brown head. Malty, earthy and fruity aroma. Malty, dark fruit sweet flavor with dry and dusty notes.

(Bottle 50 cl) Beautiful, clear mahogany with a tint of red. Small, creamy, light brown head. Weak aroma of roasted malt and caramel. Medium-bodied with sweetish, roasted malt notes and some lightly spiced, perfumy notes. Quite nice really - and perhaps the best Dutch Oud Bruin I’ve had. 291006