Royal Dutch Post Horn

Brewed by InBev Belgium
Style: Pale Lager
Leuven, Belgium

Can: pale yellow, light thin body, medium bitterness, some hops, just another pale lager

Lattina da 33cl all’Ekom di Busalla; colore giallo scuro completamente trasparente (si possono leggere le scritte al di là), anche se al contrario. Aroma asciutto e insipido, sapore maltato e banalissimo; l’ennesima lager stupida di InBev.

At an dekamarkt in zaandam, pale golden, medium smood head, some grain some bitter, no overwalming alcohol. Like a cheap supermarkt lager, not bad

Another disappointing beer out of the international box of unsold beer. Poured out a standard gold beer with some white cap that did not last. The aroma was not great: grass, cheap malts, grains. The taste was also lame but not disgusting as this is drinkable on the right day. Grainy is the only thing I wrote of interest. Thin and gassy - standard welfare import.

Grass hop aroma that could probaly be smelt back in Holland. Gold straw colour with small white head. Grassy hop flavour with balance of malt. Run of the mill pale lager. No adventure here!!!

Sampled in Eindhoven two years ago. Bought from a convience store if that helps. Its not that good. It lacks any really flavor and is comparable to Budweiser. It gets added points cause its Dutch. Pour is very pale and only slight taste of hops.

Can. Light malty aroma, thin head, ... nothing ..., bitter (slightly metallic) finish.

No 661 Rated 31.12.2008 Bottle brown, 330 ml, Appearance pours beautiful dark golden body colour, quite clear texture, quite vivid carbonation, head is initially big, slowly decreasing to medium, frothy, quite thick, snowy white, leaving nice lacing, Aroma front is sweet yeasty with notes of corn syrup and gentle alcoholic note, mineral notes, rather clean but sugary and slightly rusty, notes of whippped cream reminding some other Belgian Pale Lagers, but non sophisticated, Flavour quite easily noticeable adjuncts, especially corn and corn syrup, moderately alcoholic in flavour with a gentle alcoholic warmth, nice saltyness which makes the beer more pleasant and not dull, some sandy and rough texture on palate with dusty notes, but finish is quite clean and short in duration, low hoppyness, Palate body is light, texture is wattery, carbonation on palate is moderate, nice saltyness, gentle accidity, gentle alcohol and some sandy roughness at finish