Tilburgs Dutch Brown Ale

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

Poured from a bottle. Poured a deep ruby color with a moderate beige head. Aroma is hard to describe. Flavor is very interesting, and nice. Slight roasted malts with undertones of fruits, especially apple, and some caramel and toffee. Smooth and easy to drink. A nice surprise.

Bottled 33cl. Nice brown color with a thin bieige head, Aroma is a little sweet and malty. Flavor is smoothy some notes of roasted malt and toffee. Mouthfeel is smooth, good one!

Português: Boa cerveja marrom com uma espuma bege clara e fina, aroma um pouco adociacdo e maltado, sabor leve com notas de malte torrado e caramelo, retrogosto suave. boa!<P>

Crazy pic on the label! Pours a bronzy brown with a sweet cocoa and toffee aroma, also clay. Smooth mouthfeel, sweet caramel with a hint of jammy fruitiness. Interesting, tasty, but definitely on the sweet side.

I’m not 100% sure, but I keep staring at the label on the bottle and I think this is what’s depicted: A baby bird’s head with a human body, on top of the head is a cast iron kettle acting as a hat. A naked body is coming out of it’s mouth, which has black birds flying out of it’s ass.....WHY? The beer has a uniquely pleasant aroma of earthy roasted malt with a milky cream scent. Dark amber pour, thick diminishing head and good lacing. Light to medium bodied, drinks very smooth and silky. Sweet pleasant finish. Creamy dark malt with lightly burnt and nutty bread. Mildly bittering, tasty bottle.

Bottle. Poured a transparent brown slightly darker than Aunt Jamima’s with a decent sized off-white head. Malty aroma is slightly sweet. The taste is very interesting and good for a brown--sweet, nutty, with a subtle burnt fruit taste (reminded me a little of an Abby Quad). Finish is nutty and smooth. A good brown and a nice deviation from the norm.

Bottle. Very likable brown ale is a nice departure from Newcastle. Wonderful aroma of malt and bread; dark brown appearance with low foam (but enough is present). Flavor is slightly boozy and very malty. A good regular option for fall, winter and spring.

Bottle. Nice thick bubbly beige head that mostly lasted. Good display of lacework. Color was cloudy brownish. Caramel, nutty, light toasted malt and what I thought was a mix of weak butter and smoke like notes. Light fruity feel over the palate. Medium bodied with an average carbonation. Moderated sweet flavor with a light bitterness. Somewhat sweet light toasted like finish.

med brown. scant off white head. fruity sugary aroma that reminds me of a Belgian strong ale. The flavor is not as rich as the aroma, but for a brown ale, not too bad. Overall appropriate light crisp malt flavor with more prominent notes of caramel, malt and faintly fruit finishing slightly bitter, wet but refreshing. Take it for what it is. It beats most American browns...