Pauwel Kwak

Brewed by Brouwerij Bosteels
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Buggenhout, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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Found this beer to be alot like the Leffe Blonde, had a distinct hint of citrus rind in the after taste.

Sweet, caramel malt flavor, something of a toffee taste, with notes of cookie and apples. A decent bitterness and a peppery spice round out this very drinkable beer.

A somewhat sweet beer with a fair taste overall.

Good belgian Ale. Weak head, very simmilar to Duvel in my opinion. Slightly odd aftertsate, but I like it. Can’t place it though.

UPDATED: FEB 23, 2003 dark transparent amber with a halo'd off-white head..strong carmel doppelbockish aroma..carmelly..some old berries..very doppelbockish i tell you..and very sweet..is this really an ale??

Copper brown, foaming light beige thick head, slighlty lace. Yeast in nose at the start of the glass, but at finish also flowery and malty aromas. Sweet, yeasty, spicy aromatic, some alcohol, a bit sour, dry and mild hop aroma. Aftertaste is dry & sweet, a bit yeast-like and quite long.

I feel like I am in an orchard here! Very strong apple flavor. Thick lacing.

Tasted at the Barrelhouse Brewing Company Microbrew Fest on November 9. Amber color. I found this to be a very smooth Belgian with a sweet and clean flavor. The flavor is definitely better than the name.

A champaigne of a beer - bubbly, tart, spicy - a little black pepper. Not the most complex, but a good social, pass it around the dinner table, kind of brew.

Tap. Amber color with no head. Dry, spice, alcohol, banana, and clove.