Tilburgs Dutch Brown Ale

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

On-tap at Volo. Malty and yesasty aroma. Mahogoney dark reddish brown, with some soapy white head. Some nice lacing follows. Above average mouthfeel, dry, not complex but with Belgian characteristic finish that is yeasty.

On tap at Volo
Appearance: light brown pour with medium light beige creamy top.3-
Nose: brown sweet malt-fruity feel with some yeasty tones.6+
Flavor/Palate : Medium bodied. Full mid with thinner watery sides. Sweet brown sugars , fairly straight ale with some character at top end. Forgettable.

On tap at The Golden Kiwi, Cambridge. Deep amber colour with a short lasting head. Aroma reminds me of a hefewisen; like they are using Weihenstephaner yeast. It had decent body, but an almost sickly sweet finish.

Pint from tap: Filtered, clear Amber-copper color with a ample Beige cap. Sweet and sour tones, roasty, floral hops in the aroma with a nice underlying earthy-mustiness. Sweetish caramel malts in the front, some roastyness, light complexity: spice, figs, cocoa, succulent fruit peels. Finishes up dry with some tartness and a light honey aftertaste. A tad on the thin side but flavorful. Nice drink,

on tap at the golden kiwi. dark amber with a tan head. aromas of chocolate and caramel malts with fruity yeast. great full flavour. taste like an american brown ale fermented warm with belgian ale yeast. i loved it and will be back for more. sessionable for sure.

Bottle. Poured a reddish brown, very thin beige head disappeared almost instantly. Aroma is of sweet malt with a touch of sourness. Carbonation is mild, feels somewhat thin. Flavor is of caramel malt and slightly nutty. Finishes sweet, nice.

Dark brown with a thick tan head. Molasses and nut aroma. Feel is sweet and bordering on sour. Mostly toffee taste and is a bit thin.

11.2oz. bottle, pours light brown, nose is nutty, caramel, nice amount of carbonation, crisp, palate cleansing, dry finish a good traditional brown ale, not my cup of tea, but good for the style.