 BoBoChamp (588), Gent, Belgium
Jul 23, 2008 33cl, from De Hopduvel Gent, easy to drink Easter beer, not complex, hazy, rocky head, nothing special
downender (1477), Bristol, Gloucestershire, England
May 2, 2008 Bottle from Bier Tempel, Brussels. Pale gold with no head and moderate carbonation. Sweet malt aroma with a clean tasting, slightly spicy flavour and dry finish. A pretty good lager.
martinboer (1301), Amsterdam, Netherlands
Apr 11, 2008 Bottle from Bier Koning. Golden body with decent head. Buttery nose. Wheaty and hoppy taste. Not bad. Some fruit notes. A bit of butterscotch again. Not sure about the easter connection. Soapy, as noted by others. But not bad either. Picks up a bit in the finish.
TrefwoordPunk (358), Leiden, Netherlands
Apr 2, 2008 Bottle 33 cl. Pours a clear and a bit pale golden with a small white head and a yeasty, sweet and spicey aroma, much like a sweeter hefe weizen. The flavor is weird, somewhere between a cheap pale lager and a less sweet triple, sweet grains, spicey (coriander at least) and a tad sourness in the end. Hardly any finish. Is this really a traditional product of this region?
gnoff (2551), Göteborg, Sweden
Mar 25, 2008 At Aarschots Bierfestivn, Belgium, on March 23, 2008. (Draught) Clear pale golden color, small white head. Herbal, sweet, a bit spicy scent. Sweet, herbal, spicy, butterscotch taste. Medium a bit spritzy mouthfeel, low to medium bitterness. Both scent and taste are a bit of unfermented wort.
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