Gulpener Sjoes

Brewed by Gulpener Bierbrouwerij
Style: Traditional Ale
Gulpen, Netherlands

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Stein, Yard

Bottle, bought @ YNWA, Kolding.
[vintage 2006]
Pours a clear deep amber with quite a large frothy white head. Aroma is mild, rather pilsner-ish, with sweet pale malt, and a little bit of ’wet dog’ hops. Surprisingly oily mouthfeel. Flavour is much more sour than the aroma. But not much. As Maria puts it, the Oud Bruin almost drowns in the pilsner. Easily drinkable, but nothing special.

Dark golden with a nice, creamy head. The aroma has notes of malt, caramel and pilsner plus a very light sourness. The flavour has the same notes, but the Oud Bruin drowns in the pilsner. The result is smooth, easy-going and slightly boring, but it’s very easy to drink. 2442

Pale brown in colour. Slightly sweet, malty aroma. Taste is a bit fruity and malty. Very easy to drink and refreshing. This is quite like Palm in many ways but is a tad sweeter, fruitier.

Oud bruin in Holland is a low alcohol beer which is very sweet and typically a women’s beer, not a style i like very much, but combined with a pilsner it gets some backbone. Not that i would get out of my way to get it, but....Caramelish with some hop and grain. Drinkable.

Beer night with Dedollewaitor. Not very sour, and that is quite a pit fall. :O) metalic too sweet. need´s hop´s.

Is this really a flemish sour ale?? Amber with off white head. Malty grainy aroma. Light thin palate. Light malty nutty & no hops. Quite non-saying - no taste of anything really. A lot like a pilsner/lager!

Bottle, IBS Perth BB 2005 Pours a tawny, brassy colour wiht thin white head, aroms is slightly citric and grainy. Flavours are a sweet maltiness up frnt folowed by a vegetative hoppiness in the middle, finish rather tart to sour. Very pleasant, has aged well, whish I had a few more in the cellar

Amber brown, small white head. Aroma is a bit earthy, in an unpleasant way. Flavour: sweet, roasted malt.