Tilburgs Dutch Brown Ale

What’s with the weird label?? Beautiful clear dark red amber color with fine head. Very sweet and fruity like a x-mas beer.

Looks great, deep red-brown with a substatial head. The smell is a bit fruity, with acidic citrus and cranberry maybe, altogether pleasant. It sits very nicely in the mouth, creamy and smooth. the flavor is immensely sweet and malty but balanced by some nice acid tart flavors. Incredibly drinkable, I could have a few more of these!

Smooth, creamy, just really nice to drink. Aroma is too fruity, cranberry and orange are overpowering. Similar in flavour but not as powerful. Best part is the palate for sure.

Very pretty reddish brown ale with a fine tane head. Overall, a very nice brown ale albeit too sweet. The taste of brown sugar is simply too cloying for a really good rating.

Dark brown with nice head. Medium bodied. Faint aroma. Very sweet, almost too sweet. Brown sugar. Honey. Some malts Dry finish.

Pours an amberish color, with creamy tan head. Smells of malt and wheat come through fairly strong in the nose. Some toffee. Light mouthfeel and relatively easy to drink. Quite nice, flavors of nut and wheat are in the beginning. Mostly malty. Enjoyable, but I won’t be buying a 6’er of it.

Good looking drink, a deep chestnut body with a foamy, sustained tan head. The aroma is sweet with caramel and toffee, tempered by a soft nutty bitterness, all of which lasts into the taste. A subtle fruity flavor emerges near the end. Finishes on a sweet, buttery note. This is good session material.

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Tan head on a brwn body. It has a rather sweet taste and lots of hints of fruits, caramel, candy sugar, etc. A bit roasted too, a bit bitter at the end.