Tilburgs Dutch Brown Ale

Bottle from Bottle Barn. Dark amber color with a little beige head. Light aroma suggesting a Vienna. Medium body with significant carbonation. Flavor is slightly grapey, with some roasted caramel. Finish is neither sweet nor dry. It is very pleasant. Interesting.

330 ml bottle. Amber body with a small beige head. Aroma of sweet malt, light burnt caramel and dry fruit. Flavor is sweet, light roasted malt, caramel, dry fruit and brown sugar. Actually quite more straight forward and this description, but nice anyway.

From bottle, pours almost burgandy, filtered, and higlhly effervescent. Aroma is carmel malt. Flavor reminds me of Hakim Stout. Weak bodied, with a finish (or is it Danish?) that is cloying.

pours dark amber brown with a quickly dissipating head. aroma is nutty and mildly buttery. taste is dark roasted cocoa, coffee and caramelized sugar. very mild and balanced with a very clean finish and very little bitterness. currently my #1 nut brown ale. outstanding.

Bottle. Pours a very dark brown with a large, disappearing white head. Lacing is above average. Aromas of brown sugar, caramel, and toffee. Thin texture with a flat carbonation. Tastes of caramel and some malts. Average beer at best.

This is my first true review, so here goes: Poured with a dark reddish brown color, with little head. It has a slightly nutty aroma and taste, very refreshing light body with a moderately bitter aftertaste of hops. As others have stated - it presents itself very well as an exceptional session drinker.

Brown. Medium foamy head. Mild nutty aroma. Flavor: Nuts, caramel malt and light spicings. Mild finish.

4-pack of bottles from Whole Foods. Pours a big 1.5 inch off-white head and an amber colored body. The nose is yeasty and woodsy. Flavors include bubblegum, subtle caramel, candi sugar, toffee, and cola. Finishes dry and yeasty. Medium carbonation and body. This is a decent session brew.