Tilburgs Dutch Brown Ale

Brewed by De Koningshoeven (Bavaria - Netherlands)
Style: Brown Ale
Tilburg, Netherlands

dark orange in color. slight yeasty aroma with a sweet floral background. a little on the sweet side, but there is also a pleasant nuttiness and mouth feel. a bit more complex that a newcastle nut brown.

Sick fucking pictorial on the label, baby bird man wearing a caldron for a hat, eating a woman with black-birds flying out of her ass. That sets the stage for this beer. Taste like Kroenenburg. Pours dark brown with a large head, almost opaque. Smells like sweet double malt. Heavy lacing on the glass. Flavors of dark sugars, malt and malt, and water. Watery mouthfeel. Mediocre at best. Like a pale watery beer, but its dark. Yeah, I poured this shit down the kitchen sink too; not in the mood for bland, boring, brown ale.

Bottle poured into mug- poured transparent brown, minimal carbonation, thin off tan head formed. Aroma of caramel, light toffee, and molasses. Hits the mouth with a medium body, light roasted malts hit the tongue quickly, elements of brown sugar and yeast, finish is refreshing. Solid sessioner.

Brown color with an average tan head. Aromas of malt, caramel, and pecans. taste is of the same.

Crystal clear brown body with a small creamy light tan head. Sweet malty aroma with sweet molassas and light nuttiness. Sweet molassas and dry caramel flavor, some more light nuttiness. Medium body with moderate carbonation and a smooth slightly syrupy finish.

Bottle pours a deep dark amber color with a foamy tan head that quickly fades. Very sweet aroma with pronounced toffee notes. Similar sweet flavor as well that also includes roasted malts.

Red color with an off white head. Sweet maple malty aroma wafts into your nose. Medium body with a sweet malty flavor.

Sweet brown sugar, toffee aromas. Clear dark brown with giant tan head that recedes quickly. Simple sweet flavors - light caramel, gentle chocolate and roasted malts, light balancing bitterness in the finish. Medium-light body. Overall, a little too sweet for my taste.