Tilburgs Dutch Brown Ale

Bottle-Memphis. Shallow, tan head with caramel and toffee nose. Smooth palate with soft coffee notes. Great Brown.

Malty, sweet and sour brown beer with hints of over-ripe fruit. Now notice a kind of ash smell? Nice drinking. More impressed with the label.

Great brown ale with a crazy Bosch painting on the label. I would recommend anyone to buy this beer, enjoy it and really examine the pic on the label.

Pours a clear dark brown with ruby peeking through. Almost no head. Aroma of nuts and malt. Taste of bread and nuts with a bit of an astringent tartness in the end.

The picture on the label is from the painting "Garden of Earthly Delights" by Hieronymous Bosch. He did the painting in 1504, but if someone told you it was done by a 1960’s artist under the influence of LSD, you wouldn’t question it. Quite bizzare. As for the beer, this is a nice smooth brown ale. Very drinkable, but certainly not a big beer. I got very little head or lacing, Slightly sweet and malty. This could definitely be a session beer. Mouthfeel is pretty thin, but pleasant enough. For those who prefer malt flavors over hops.

Bottled, 330ml. Chestnut colour with cream head. Slightly sweet and sticky, which would normally be a turn off for me, but this overcomes it with burnt toffee and cooked fruit notes. There is a carbonated wet paper note initially, but that disperses and the malts take over. Quite reasonable.

an average brown ale. nice notes og fruit and caramel. nothing big but still pretty good

Bottle: Pours a clear red with a light tan head. Aroma, bready, caramel, some belgian yeast. Flavor, yeasty, some tartness, caramel, and fruity notes. Very run of the mill.