Lindeboom Gouverneur Dubbelbock

Brewed by Lindeboom Bierbrouwerij
Style: Doppelbock
Neer, Netherlands

Serve in Dimpled mug, Stein, Stem glass

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Bottle. Dark brown color. Maltaroma with soft caramelly notes. Caramelly sweet flavor, hopped enough to show hints of grass. Just a hint of licorice. A bit sticky in the aftertaste, but overall a nice clean doppelbock.

33cl bottle @ home. Clear dark red brown color, medium to full sized off-white to beige head that leaves fair lacing. Smell malts, dark malts, sugar. Taste malts, slightly dark fruits, sugar and sweetness. Medium, maybe a bit low carbonation, low to medium body.

Bottle from Mitra Utrecht. Brown ruby-red colour, off-white head. Nose is sweet malts, fruits, bit metallic. Flavour is caramel, bit of bread, slightly watery. Light bodied. Fairly sweet finish.

Bottle: Medium to bigger sized, vast and slow changing/disappearing ashy light brown light tan colored head on top of an almost clear darker ruby colored beer. Smell toasted/roasted barleys, raisins, caramel, toffee, hint of liquorice wood, light light vinous note, some nuts, prunes, cherries, creamy, fruit liquor. Fine smelling beer. Taste toasted barley malts, caramel, toffee, prunes, hint of tobacco, toasted autumnal leaves, syrupy iron, creamy, bitter, toasted grass, spicy, earthy. Very well balanced and tasty. After a while, luckily, the iron is gone! Aftertaste is a mix of toasted autumnal herbs, toasted leaves, bitters, some spices, earth and malty nuts. Low carbo, soft silky mouthfeel, medium body and a creamy texture. Bit too much iron in the beginning, but furtherwise this is a fine bock beer!

A clear red/brown colored beer, with a beige head. The aroma of malt, yeast, red fruits, some candy and hop. The taste of sweet red fruits with some bitter hop and spices. The aftertaste is sweet with balanced bitter.

Bottle @ home. Clear amber pour, thin white head. Aroma is spicy, caramel malts, some bready yeast, ripe fruits, brown sugar and a hint of licorice. Flavor is bitter, quite sweet and a bit watery. Nice lingering finish though. Thin body, but well balanced.

Bottle 0,3ltr: Clear brown colourd brew with an sweet bitter taste and great hints of caramel.

The head is ok, the body darkred. It smells creamy alcoholic, very malty. The taste is maltaromatic, a bit alcoholic, a bit fruity-sweet. Overall interesting and medium. 11/10/10/9/11/10

Apparently specially brewed for Mitra, but De Bierwinkel Leiden had it anyway. :) Pours a dark amber, clear body with frithy stable beige head. Mild and accessible aroma, caramel malts and a clean yeast profile. all it boring, but its quite delicate and nothing wrong.Taste is equally accessible, with light sweet roasted taste and onyl very little hops. Very clean and therefore not very exciting. Even cleaner than the biggest Dutch brewers do, but it’s a well executed bok. (33cl bottle)

Dark brown color with light brown foam head.. Aroma is malty with soft caramel tones. Taste is sweet, slightly bitter, some licorice. Aftertaste is short, good doppelbock. (Velp 201301)