Mommeriete Heer van Gramsbergh

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

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

send corrections   |   shelftag   |   edit barcodes  

Bottled @ De Rat, Utrecht. The aroma has roasted coffee malts, caramel, some raisin. Clear, brown coloured beer with an off-white head. The taste is caramel malty sweet, slightly bitter and coffee roasted, more fruity in the end. Medium-full bodied. Okay.

30cl Bottle from De Bierkoning, ABV 11%. Almost black colour, big dense off white to beige head. Aroma of sweet malts, blue cheese, smoke, dried dark fruits, milk chocolate. Flavour is rather sweet, fruity, very malty, dark fruits, light smoke, cheese, roasted malts, milk chocolate, fruity floral alcohol bitter finish with a hint of spice. Medium to fullbodied. Nice, complex and very tasty beer for the cold months.

Bottle 33 cl, Bierkoning. Pours black brown with a tense creamy tanned head leaving lace. Aroma is roasted malty, sweet, ashy, bready, spicy, dark syrup and molassis. Flavor is almost fullbodied, acidy, a bit phenolic, roasted malty, chocolate, coffee, a bit pungent, bitter and dry at the end. Has some smokey tones as well. Finishes dry, malty and bitter. Steady malty body, nice.

33cl bottle from ABCBeers. Creamy off-white head. Clear deep dark pour. A lovely light smoked imperial stout taste. Yummy!

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.

Bottle @ brewery. A black colored beer, with a thick foamy beige head. The aroma of dry roasted malts with sweets. There are dark fruits. The taste of roasted malts, some sweet dark fruits. Hints of chocolate with some bitterness. The aftertaste is dry bitter with a little sweet.

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.

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.

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.

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.