Royal Dutch Post Horn

Can. A yellow beer with a white head. The aroma is sweet malty with light notes of hops. The flavor is sweet malty with a dry bitter finish. OK, but a bit boring.

(Can 50 cl) Clear, pilsener golden with a tall, white head. Light aroma of malt. Fairly light-bodied with watery, malty notes and basically no bitterness. 211006

Canned. Golden colour, small bubblish foamy head, lacing. Weak malty aroma. Strong maltish flavour which turns into soft bitterness in finish. Unexiting.

Bottle. Acidic aroma reminding me of weak lambik. Pale golden colour with a small stable head. Full mouthfeel. Not dry or crisp. Medium bitterness, not too pleasant.

Can, alc. 4.2% (BB 04/2006)
Yellow, decent white head, lace. Typical bulk lager nose: ashy, plastic, slightly malty. Light to medium-bodied. Mainly malty flavor, some harsh bitterness in the finish. Mostly clean but uninteresting.

5% version in greece, golden color, light weak aroma and taste, light watery body, light watery finish. hardly a beer.

< i>canned, sampled in Creta; the label says "Brouwerij de Posthoorn, Breda, Holland" - clear and bright golden colour under a firm white head; corny, grainy nose; quite sweet and with a respectable malt body; a faint bitterness and a long corny aftertaste - very modest but drinkable

Can. Clear, pale golden lager with a white and diminishing head leaving nice lacings. Clean, malty aroma with some fruityness, grass and hay. Malt, some hop-notes, hay and newly-mowed grass in the flavor, which finishes short and almost un-noticed. Thin body. Waste of time. (070205)