t Smisje Guido

Formerly brewed at Brouwerij De Regenboog
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Assebroek-Brugge, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

Dark hazy orange. Huge Honey and Raisin nose. Mostly honey though. Woaaah way way way to much honey in this beer. This beer is so sweet it’s making my teeth shake. A little thick for a beer I’m not appreciating very much. Um I’ll just say no. Sorry I know this is good but I just can’t appreciate it. Just not one for me....:(

Bottle poured a clear dark amber with a small lasting amber head. Aromas of raisins, yeast and toffee. Palate was medium bodied and smooth. Flavors of raisin, yeast and light toffee with a smooth lingering raisin finish.

reddish brown with thin head. good aroma of red fruit, caramel and vinegar, a little smokey. Medium body, taste is not too sweet, again red fruit and caramel with some spices (pepper). Quite dry aftertaste, more sour and with some hops. Balanced and well made one.

Bottle. Brown cloudy and hazy body, very small head. Aroma of raisins and oranges. The flavor is medium sweet and medium acidic.

Pours a dark cloudy amber with a bubbling off white head, with strong sweet notes for honey and fruit, with medium body and a hint of malt flavor. Good when taken slow.

Pours dark amber with off white head that disappears immediately. Strong aroma of raisins. Sweet flavor of raisins and honey with underlying sourness. Medium body with tingly carbonation. This is a wierd one.

33 cl bottle - Pours a cloudy amber with with a pure white head. The aroma is of fruits and sugary molassess. It has a deep complexity of flavors. It starts off tangy, mellowing into a dried fruit, somewhat of a tobacco note, and finishing in a sweet, syrupy caramel note. It is a full bodied beer that would stand up to rich food, dessert, or standing by itself as an evening drink.

A very good "alone" beer with a nice heavy (raisin’s, honey, and spices) taste. Very good cool weather ale. Wouldn’t over-do and should be enjoyed.