Tilburgs Dutch Brown Ale

Bottled. Pours a reddish brown hue with little sediment. Small off white head is quite thin be sustaning. Aromas of yeast, bananas and sweet malt. Tastes of bananas, candied fruit, maybe banana bread, and has a nice balance of all the essentials.

Tasted on tap at the Celebrator Best of the West Beerfest on 2/15/2009. This brown ale pours a medium brown color from the tap. Small to medium sized white foamy head. The aroma is caramel, fruity and nutty. A medium bodied brown ale. The malts are caramel and sweet. The hops are earthy. Nice carbonation. A little on the sweet side, but a nice easy to drink brown ale. Mouthfeel is full. Finish is clean and smooth. Aftertaste is slightly sweet.

Bottle 0,33 l. Brown, beige head. Nose has malts, syrup. Flavor is syrupy, malty with a bit of plastic or glue in it. Strange mixture of nice smooth maltiness and uggly plastic flavor.

Light brown-red hints with a light tan head. Lightly sweet aroma, malty. Taste is sweet, malty, nutty, some choclate and fruits.

Enjoyed in Greenfield, MA. Brown body with medium head. Fruity and malty nose. Sweet, with lots of fruits in the taste. Quite smooth and creamy. Funny to be representative of the NL as it isn’t at all... A nice one.

Pours clear brown with a medium sized tan head. Nose of apple and prune. Taste of apple, grape, prune, and nuts. Sweet, malty finish.

Brown Pour, 2 inger head. Can’t smell too much in this one, slight malty sweet, maybe yeast smell. Taste is wonderful, this is the smoothest, creamiest drink i have had to date. Its a litte sweet, but not too much at all. nice balance with the hops. Clean finish. I just might like this on better than my current fav brown, Hazelnut brown nectar from Rogue, i could drink a few of these! The bottom of the glass came way to early for me.

TAP: at the Bulldog (St. Paul, MN) on 1.31.09. Clear amber pour, fruity nose and taste, medium body, easy drinking.