Scheldebrouwerij Lamme Goedzak

Brewed by Scheldebrouwerij
Style: Belgian Ale
Meer (Hoogstraten), Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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33 cl. bottle@home // purchased @ ALBO // fun name // love the logo on the bottle cap // not particularly invigorating lightly hazy orange, little in the way of a head, some white spots // not particularly crazy about appearance // smell is tuned down liquid from canned peaches (but not as awesome as that), candy sugar, spices, dusty grainy // taste is alternative grains, tuned down liquid from peaches, moderate sweetness, candy sugar, lightly fruity, Belgian esters, spices in the only lightly finish, some hops // oily body with like some small pieces floting, not really awesome to get them // sounds better than it is, this not that good & not particularly enjoyable flavours, this is at most ok // I suppose that I am not the connoisseur that the description is looking for

Hazy golden orange colour with medium head. Aroma is yeast, citrus. Flavour is fruity, yeast.

Bottle.... It pours hazy golden with a small white head..... The aroma is belgian yeast, spices, citrus and fruit......The flavor is belgian yeast, fruits, spicy.... alcohol well hidden.... nice....

Tasting from 2009.
Produces a hazy, orange gold with a tawny tinge. Head held high for an instant before retreating back to a messy white and tight pad fuelled by minute, well conditioned carbonation. Initially the nose is all dusty, powdery and grainy malt, fresh cracked. Apple comes through, as does butter (good so far!), then a little spice, grass, yeast and stonefruit shows. Oddly more fruit shines on the palate. Pale rock candi front, peach, pear, mango and a tangy lick of lime atop pale, grainy malt. Vinous back, only lightly bitter, dropping off shy with a quaint winey warmth. Subtle yeastiness, tangy overall from the fruit esters, medium-light bodied and with enough bounce from the carbonation to see it race across the palate. A session ale, Belgian style! (33cL, BBE 10/09, Int’l Beer Shop, W. Leederville)

Troebelig goudgeel, een kraag die vrij snel weg weg is. Ruikt zoetfruitig. Smaakt bitterzoet en wat citrusfruitig. Weinig body helaas. Niks bijzonders.

Geur van citrusvruchten. Troebel geelgouden kleur met een witte schuimkraag die snel en zo goed als volledig verdwijnt. Veel hop met een beetje citrus, aardig wat koolzuur en een waterige afdronk waar de hop achterblijft. Prima fris biertje met de nadruk op hop. Aldus Huubs. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Bottle 06/2013. Nose is dusty with straw and a coating of Belgian hops, it’s a cloudy orange body with a rocky white head. Very dry taste, Belgian IPA type hops but without huge bitterness, but there’s enough (especially with no major sugars). Yeast is actually relatively downplayed, as well, which allows just a glimmer of heavy malt to peek through. Full body and more of a “that’s enough for today” type for dinner.

On tap at Huppel. Hazy golden pour with a white head. Aroma of citrus, fruit and spice. Also a fruity and spicy flavor with a sweet finish.

Hazy unfiltered golden yellow with thick white foam head. Quite bitter hop taste, tongue tickling through high carbon content. Lasting taste ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Hay/wood-coloured transparent beer with a weak frothy head and light carbonation. Rotten-fruit heavy alcoholic sweetness on the nose with hints of spices and moutiness. Reminds me of an amber beer. The taste is also amber-like with an acid fruity feel, comforting alcoholic warmness and bitter-sour aftertaste.