Mommeriete Heer van Gramsbergh

Brewed by Mommeriete Brouwerij
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Gramsbergen, Netherlands

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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From a 33 cl bottle. Vintage 2011. Pours a cloudy dark brown with a thick tan head. Aroma of sour cherries. Flavors of smoked cherry wood, with subtle notes of raisin and chocolate. Nice.

30cl bouteille, bb 09/2013. Acajou, col fin et crémeux beige. Arôme est malté sur un bouquet agréable et fumé, grains, caramel, sur une note fruitée rouge et un léger houblonnage tirant vers le citronné. Palais est agréable, malté sur une note fumé discrète mais ajoutant tout de même une belle dimension en bouche. Le tout couplé à une pointe de caramel, aspect café au lait. Houblon reste en retrait ajoutant une légère amertume citronnée. La bière pourrait presque passer pour un jeune barley wine, le tout est épais presque d’avoine avec un sucre résiduel en fin de bouche. L’alcool se fait plus présent sur la fin.

Clear dark brown, very small and fading light beige head. Aroma reminds me of rye and had some smoke, malt and melasse. Taste has some additional alcohol and hop bitterness. Oily texture, medium carbonation.

At Pint winterfest 2012. Poured very deep brown with a thick off white head. Aroma of roasted malt, coffee and chocolate. Full bodied, flavour is of very smokey malt (a bit overpowering, brings the rating down a bit), vinous dark fruit with some coffee and chocolate. Dry, smokey liingering aftertaste.

Vollmundig dunkelmalziger Beginn. Das Bier wird noch etwas dunkler, Haselnuss, milde Rauchigkeit. Leichte, sich steigernde Süße. Dann kommen deutliche Alkoholnoten durch, die sich zu Beginn noch hinter den Schokoladennoten verbergen kann. Dann wird die Süße stärker und das Bier insgesamt unrunder. Die Alkoholigkeit ist hier aber bereits nicht mehr schmeckbar. Ein definitiv gelungenes Bier! 8/11/10/11/8/12

bottle, thank you Bierkoning! Hazy brown colour, lovely caramel aroma. Very full-bodied, sweet intensive malty flavours with roasetd malts, caramel, toffee fudge and a touch of smoke. Delicious!

Bottle. [thanks bierkoning]
Nice clear chestnut and ruby with a small, staying, creamy, beige head. Aroma has smoke, raisins, caramel, Belgian sugar, light vinious, a soft touch of chocolate. Medium carbonation, fine dry and creamy mouthfeel. Flavour has roasted malts, quite a bit of smoke, astringent berries, vinious, warming, raisins, plums.Chewy sugary finish.

2012 - 05 - 19 300ml bottle. darkbrown almost black colour. medium creme head. roasty dark fruits in aroma. light bitter taste.

Bottle: Abv 11% Medium tan head, changes quick into an almost closed tan lacing on top of a deep dark ruby colored beer with some black tints. Smell chocolate, fresh roasted and smoked malts, spices/herbs, hint of liquorice and something like grainy (light liquor) sweetness. Taste Is pretty soft and creamy with a nice mixed bunch of ingredients like chocolate drenched hops, toasted barleys, smoked malts, nice bitter (nothing irritating to be detected, yes!), some spices and light warmth (alcohol notes), something light sticky, nice hoppy grassy touch and a gentle toasted light smokey grainy sprinkle on top. all very gentle and very well balanced! Spices, roasted malts, grass and chocolate bitter in the aftertaste. Low carbo, soft mouthfeel, full body and a creamy sticky texture. Very good beer, though the smell is very nice, the flavours are not as strong but the spicy alcohol notes jumps out but not in an annoying manner. If it wasn’t for the small info note here on Ratebeer, you could definitely classify this beer as an (Imperial) Stout. Alcohol is well hidden.

If you’d tell me this was a De Molen beer I would believe you. It has the flavor, palate and bitterness that many De Molens have, not to mention the high alcohol percentage. The smoke is nice, red berries underneath, great palate. Bottle from De Bierkoning.