Sloeber

Brewed by Brouwerij Roman
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Oudenaarde, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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Golden coloured with big white head. Fruity and fresh. A very "straight forward" beer.

Bottle conditioned. Golden beer with white head. A citric, sugary flavour with warm malts, cereal flavours, quite earthy. Drinks as a high alcohol beer with astringency and spiciness. Probably lacks real depth to be a great beer.

Orange-gold. Huge, fluffy white & irregular head, quite stable, going down laey. Very alcoholic nose, candi sugar. Dry-perfumed taste. Quite some sweetness left, with a meaty taste. Not much depth. Mouthfeel is alcohol-dominated, and dry. Slight bitter aftertaste. Not very exciting. Maybe after the fifth...

Nothing special. Lacks complexity and body. Quite sweet and yeasty and malty. However, still worth drinking.

Frothy head. Citric aroma. Sweetish, fruity flavor with orange. Just a bit yeasty, some alcohol present. Well made beer, but lacks complexity.

Nice name for an ale. Drank this one a bit to warm I think, does not even come close to Duvel. Is not as impressive as the latter one.

Citrus aroma. Golden color, white head, good lace. Citrus flavor, light sweet, pretty hoppy. Sparkling, bitter long lasting finish. Not bad but boring.

At first, I thought this was going to be yet another Duvel-imitation and partially I was right, but the colour was amber instead of white. Yeasty aroma, alcoholic too. It has an alcoholic, little spicy flavour. Ends malty. Not as intense as the Duvel-flavour.

A little bit of spicy taste, not as good as Duvel, but it is a good strong beer never the less. Head and colour is very fine.

Odd light brown color. But with the spicy aroma and taste, it is a Duvel-look-a-like, though you wouldn’t have guessed it when you look at the color. I really enjoy these types of beers.