Tilburgs Dutch Brown Ale

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

Pours a nice dark red-brown color with a small tan head (good lacing). Aroma is sweet, caramelly. Starts quite sweet on the tongue with caramel, some candy flavor. There is a bit of hops towards the finish, some carbonation and a little alcohol too. Not a whole lot of flavor beyond the sweetness.

Not bad. Beer poors a clear brown beer with a froth beige head. Aroma is of malt, and caramel. Medium bodied, moderately sweet initially with very little bitterness in the aftertaste. Too sweet in fact for my taste.

Strong, pleasant aroma, slightly fruity. Beautiful reddish color, but minimal head. Good flavor, but not much hop character. Overall a good experience.

Poured a medium and see through brown color with a larger sized off white head. Aromas of caramel and a little fruity. Tastes of the same. Medium sweet. Thinner body.

Clear brown ale with a thick collapsing moka head. Bottle foamed over upon opening. Fruity sweet malt with caramel and prunes. In mouth, sweet burned caramel with very little hops, raisin notes and a rather uninspired mix. Medium bodied. Thanks , piscator.

The aroma of hops intrigued me but left me unsatisfied. Plenty of malt/carmally flavorings. The taste lingers for a while on my tongue. I will recommend this for a good brown ale.

33 cl bottle. No yeast in bottom. Reddish brown colour with a weak rocky head. Aroma of bublegym. Very sweet and malty flavour, little notes of some roasted malt.

Deep clear mahogany. Nose sweet, cookie-ish malts. Flavor is exceedingly sugary and sweet, some chocolate and mild peat, but the sugariness overpowers everything else. It’s not completely horrible, but I can see completely horrible from where I’m standing.