Lindeboom Dwarsboom

Brewed by Lindeboom Bierbrouwerij
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
Neer, Netherlands

On tap @ Hijgend Hert. Malty red amber beer with a sweet smell. Lindeboom’s skill to hop their product accordingly has happend here again. The taste is rather sweet, and a bit of chalky water.

From tap@In de Wildeman, Amsterdam. Low, white cream head. Body is bright reddish amber. Delicate sweet caramel on the nose, nicely balanced by a distinct hoppy scent. Taste is refined, sugary malts, with notes of molasses, evenly balanced by an earthy, peppery and slight fruity hop bitterness. Thick in the mouth. Sweet malty, bold hop bitter ending. Good stuff!

On draught @ Becoloth in Boxtel. A clear golden colred beer, with a thick foamy white head. The aroma of a lot of malts, some fruits and a little alcohol. The taste of malts, fresh citrus, a little hop bitter and dry. The afteratste is bitter, a little sweet and dry. Then it becomes more bitter.

On tap at Wildeman. Dark amber, hoppy piney nose. Very hoppy taste. Texture a tad watery. Some taste of orange and citrus in the end. Quite nice.

On tap at ’t Arendsnest. Clear dark golden colour, fluffy white head. Aroma of bread, yeast, hops. Flavour is fruity, bready malts, some yeast and a good hoppy bitter finish. Medium bodied. A nice quaffable blond ale.

Tap @ het Pleintje Hengelo. Golden color. Soft citrus aroma. Malty flavor with cookie dough. Hints of peach and citrus. Seems moderately hopped at first, with a hint of soap in the aftertaste, but as the beer warms up the Cascade character and the hopbitterness get stronger.