A Couple Of Dutch Beers

Before I move on with the rest of the beers that I missed, there are a couple of Dutch beers that I thought were very good.

United Dutch Breweries, Monastère Bière Blonde from Holland

 

6.5% gold in colour with a good head, nice blonde aroma and a good satisfying blonde taste. 

United Dutch Breweries, Monastère Double from Holland

 

6.4% deep amber in colour with a nice head, a nice toffy coffee aroma, the taste was just as good. 

January's Beers continued

Continuing with the beers I had in January, these were just as bad as the last lot I had.

Timmermans, Lambicus Blanche from Belgium

 

4.5% hazy pale gold in colour with a thin head, a sour aroma and taste, not good at all.

Box Steam, Pony Truck from England

 

3.8% pale amber in colour with a thin head, slightly fruity aroma and you can taste the hopps.

Van Vollenhoven & Co, Falcon Ale from Holland

 

6.2% gold in colour with a thin head, grapefruit and hop aroma, and a bitter hop taste.

The few Bottles from March, 2018

As we were away for a lot of this month, the amount of bottles I had this month was right down but I did have plenty of Drafts and Cans. So I will try and get all of the bottles into this one blog.

Flensburger, Gold from Germany

 

4.8% gold in colour with a thin head, not too much aroma and the taste is like a good lager.

Löwenbräu, Original from Germany

 

5.2% gold in colour with a nice head, some malt in the aroma, an ordinary but drinkable German beer.

Cottage Delight, Bull**** Beer from England

 

4.5% gold in colour with a nice head, a hop aroma and a hop taste.

Cottage Delight, Piggin Drunk from England

 

5.0% a gold colour with a poor head, a malty aroma and a malt and hop taste.

Cottage Delight, Old Farts, England

 

4.8% amber in colour with a good head, a malty aroma and a nice malt taste.

De Molen, Licht & Lustig from Holland

 

4.5% gold in colour with a thin head, citrus aroma and citrus fruit taste.