Struiselensis

Brewed by De Struise Brouwers
Style: Sour Ale/Wild Ale
Oostvleteren, Belgium

Serve in Snifter, Tulip, Tumbler

Shared bottle courtesy of tarjei. Clear, golden with a white, creamy film leaving a fair lacing. Redcurrant, gooseberries and malts aroma. Acidic flavours with malts present. Dry. Light to medium body. Medium carbonation.

11.2 oz bottle picked up right off the shelves at Dennis’ Brothers, served into my Darkness tulip...Pours a dark gold with wild, light white head with poor retention...A nice sour wild aroma of light horse blanket, musky with a hint of oak. The sourness is nice but there is underlying sweetness that almost undermines what is going on. If it was a fruit I’d be ok, but its almost sugary corn...The taste is pretty solid, very sour to start, geuze like. The sourness dies quickly leaving a dead and almost flavorless finish that almost ruins the experience, slightly metallic as well. The feel is great, one of those sours that the second it hits your mouth you its super dry like a wine while at the same giving me a nice puckering sensation. Easy to drink. Another solid De Struise worth trying if you see, but don’t give up much.

Bottle. Hazy yellow color with small head. Very sour lambic type beer nice flavor.

Orange and faint hazy. Has a white head, fully diminishing. Aroma is acidic, fruity, apples. Faint acedic too. Flavor is heavy acidic, light sweet too. Dry texture and lively carbonation.

golden, hazy, minimal head, light sweetness, very bitter, heavily sour, medium body, bitter,

Bottle. Frothy white good mostly deminishing head. Dark yellow colour. Heavy sour great aroma. Moderate sour flavor. Average nice sour finish. Oily palate. Nice.

Bottle. Clear golden with small white head. Flavour is malt, wheat, sour, acid, tart, fruit, hops and barnyard.

Bottle courtesy HenrikSoegaard. Small head with short duration. Color is golden. Aroma and taste are stable, leather, yeast and hops. Nice and sour.