Ne Kopstoot

Brewed by Brunehaut
Style: Belgian Ale
Rongy, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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330ml Bottle - Hazy golden with a white head. Malt, vinous fruits and gin in the aroma. It’s quite an unusual aroma for such a pale beer. Fruity taste with notes of spice, yeast and the gin being noticeable, yet subtle. Quite easy to drink and enjoyable.

olor suave a malta y algo de especias,al paladar medio carbonatada con toques citricos y malta,nada especial,bastante suave, bevible

Bottle. Tfs Chris! Aroma is murky swamp, elderberry, meh. Flavour is beer with an alcoholic elderberry sidenote. Less bad then expected.

Stinky beer, the genever infusion is quite interesting but the beer lacks overall taste. Drinks fairly easy. Bottle from De Schans in Uithoorn

(bottle, 33cl) Hazy, golden colour with a blond and dense foamy head. Yeasty-spicy cara-malty aroma with citrus and a notes of coriander. Sweet and slightly bitter flavour, medium bodied with a moderate carbonation. Slightly bready cara.malty tastewith a mildly citric fruit-character; caramely, mildly fruity and spicy finish. Quite rounded Ale. 15.X.11

Bottle from Belgisk Bryg. Hazy golden colour with a small white head. Aroma and flavour of fruit, yeast, spice and grain.

(Bottled) I liked this pretty much , so screw your low rating . A respectable offering while waiting to drink something interesting ..the nose is estery fruit, bready malts,spices and haystack notes,,,basically it smells Belgian if we simplify ... Bright orange , but surprisingly the head was shy .
In the mouth its yeasty -with fruit (apple and pear) dry and spicy . A rather full sweetness is a pleasant backbone. Pleasant drink.

Hazy golden colored brew. Aroma is sweet. Flavor is a bit sweet with some hints of jenever. Some fruits, some yeast. A bit boring, but drinkable.

bouteille 33cl. major gushing here. Bière sous haute pression comme en témoigne le débit une fois décapsulée. Dorée avec léger trouble, col blanc. Arôme de levure, malt cara avec note de baies de genièvre. Assez typique si l’on a déjà bu cet alcool. En bouche, on ressent en effet les notes fruitées du genièvre, le tout se mélange avec un palais fleuri et caramel. La levure est bien présente. Une bière qui reste simple dans son style, et dont l’ajout de genièvre rend plus intéressant de par son aspect fermenté. Agréable à boire, une fine amertume se dégage sur la fin, avec une note houblonnée et épicée.

Color isn’t great, but not bad either. Taste decent. Smell not very nice. Decent carbo, medium body.