Lozen Boer

Brewed by De Proefbrouwerij
Style: Abt/Quadrupel
Lochristi, Belgium

great to see DeProef in Houston, thank you DuFF!! dark chocolate fudge, raisens, plum, in the nose ...pours with a grand ole head .. nice flavours, lots of fruits , like flys ... very drinkable ... good masking .. a fine brew that no one really knows .. big mountain fudgecake?

Courtesy SoLan. Pours a dark reddish brown, with a well retained light tan head. Very thick, rich malty sweet smell. Dark fruit and berries with touches of alcohol dominate the nose. Taste is pretty big and sweet. Alcohol is well represented. Thick molasses, dark sweet fruits and malts, and a slight bitterness sum up the flavors. Tastes like a typical quad. Not bad, but maybe a little too bitter in its sweetness.

Pour is a dark red with a average tan head. Aroma is nice with some dark fruit and candi sugar with some alcohol. Flavor is caramel with some more dark fruit and a heavy breadyness. Alcohol is no problem and does not get in the way. A pretty decent beer and there is nothing really wrong with it but there still are even better quads out there.

Pours clear amber into a Trappist glass. Off-white head with excellent retention sheets as it slowly recedes. Fig and prune aromas. Sweet dried apricot and pit fruit upfront with a dry, lasting caramel finish. Becomes cloying.

750ml bottle, hazy dark brown color, with a tan-colored head, yeasty, fruity raisiny nose, with some toasty, biscuity, caramelized malt accents, with some nice dried dark fuits of date, fig, sultana, plum, with a hints of spicy nutmeg and chocolate in the aroma follows through on a medium-bodied palate with a yeasty, toasty, fruity, warmth character, with some chocolatey, plummy, raisiny, datey flavors, with a chocolatey praline, nutmeg, brown sugar, faint molasses accent, leading towards a warming, fruity, malty, chocolatey finish.

Chestnut body under a large, frothy beige head. Aroma: caramel, pear, bread dough, brown sugar, spice. Mouthfeel: medium body, lively carbonation, watery. Flavor: Somewhat sweet moving into acidic. Nothing special but not terrible.

Works well for me. Its got full flavor with nice alcohol and fruit flavors. Richey flavor with the winning combination. I really enjoy it.

Bottle, shared w. Tim & Jacob. Cloudy very dark brown, tan head. Nose is clay, caramel, dark fruits, tobacco, some whiskey/chocolate covered cherries. Flavor is alcohol, dark fruits, tobacco, hop bitterness. Overly alcoholic & very thin, getting worse as it warms up.