Ramses Bier Poolvos

Ramses Bier
Brewed at De 3 Horne
Style: Abbey Dubbel
Wagenberg, Netherlands

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip

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Veelbelovend aroma, hop, mout en zoethout. Dunne, waterige nasmaak met alleen wat bitterheid.

Don’t get deceived by the sweet malty smell; this is a very serious beer. Pillowy head with very good lacing, and pleasant smell. Great color; very dark amber. Smell of malts and liquorice. Very bitter taste, lots of hops going on. Medium body, with a bit of a nasty bitter aftertaste.

On tap in the Wildeman. Poured a dark brown with a thick white head. Aroma of dark red fruit and coffee malt. Medium body, flavour of rasin, dark malt and a nice bitter finish.

Extremely interesting hybrid beer. Bartender called it a dubbel (as it is listed here) and bottle identifies itself as a ’brown ale’ which is perhaps a better description of the taste just not the process of making it. Hops are very present at the nose, making for an extremely interesting nose on a dubbel. Aroma is a lighter brown than most dubbels as well. Taste is a bit flat and lacks the normal fig and spice of a dubbel. This works well and is a fun beer to drink.

330ml Bottle (Thanks Benzai) - Dark brown with red tinges. Dried fruit, malt, marzipan and caramel in the aroma. Fruity, malty and slightly tangy taste with notes of raisins, marzipan, spicy malt and caramel. Fruity and slightly sweet finish.

2012 - 09 -03 330ml bottle. hazy amber colour. medium, off-white head. herbale hoppy aroma. medium bitter taste

Cloudy brown body and nice big firm light tan head. Rich malty aroma, nutty, raisins, dough and rich yeast. Suits me well. Creamy mouth feel, well developed and rich in flavour. Moderate carbonation to exemplify this. Medium bitter with a smaller sweet kick. Drinks fairly easily. Nice label on the bottle. (That happens to state 120 minute hopping, not 60 as the RateBeer commercial description states.) Clearly het the dry hopping, adding character to an otherwise already very solid brown ale/dubbel style beer. Like this. (33cl bottle bought from the brewer at Delft Beer Festival)

Bottlle 0,33ltr: Hazy brown coloured brew with an well fruity citrus taste and fine bitter finish, like most of his beers.

Bottle at Cafe de la Gare. Pours hazy brown with a small off white head. Aroma is malt, sweet caramel and some fruits. Flavour is medium to heavy sweet and light bitter. Medium bodied with soft carbonation.

cloudy brown, small head.citrussy soursh aroma, flavor is sourish frutiy malty slightly roasted malty.