33cl bottle shared with Kermis. Very thin white head. Hazy blond pour. Very average

Bottle shared. Hazy orange with a small white head. Aroma of yeast, herbs, caramel and malt. Flavour is moderate sweet and bitter. Medium bodied with light carbonation.

As Tineke Van Heule in the current Gulden Spoor version (which I assume is still exactly the same beer); the house beer of Dranken Pauwels, but bought at Willems; older bottle. Thick, irregular, creamy, snow white head over a misty orange blonde beer with somewhat pinkish hue and tiny dead yeast particles floating around here and there. Aroma of dried apricot, red apple, some banana, fried egg, chamomille or other field flowers, old cake, jute, wet straw, bitter honey, something vanilla-like and, alas, clear and unmistakable DMS (cooked green cabbage). ’Belgian yeast’ onset, estery with impressions of banana, peach, pineapple and gooseberry, with a honeyish sweetness behind it, creamy and very smooth mouthfeel with soft carbo, caramelly and lightly toasted maltiness, spicy yeastiness on top of it (phenols but not overly so); this malt sweetness persists in the finish as expected, but is balanced there by some leafy, very earthy, lightly herbal hops providing bitterness. A glow of ’jenever’-like alcohol is there too but does not disturb - after all, this is basically a tripel, so this effect is to be expected. Too bad for the strong DMS which ruined the nose for me; the actual taste is better than the aroma. Still, this remains your average, ordinary Belgian tripel, nothing special worth seeking out. Inconspicuous, let’s say.

33 cl. bottle sampled. Procured from Willems. Hazy citrus, little white head. Smells of rotting yeast, overdone yoghurt, sour malts, touch fruit. Tastes of slightly sour yeast, huge chunk of it and very thick, eggs, yoghurt, overripe fruits. Thick yeast body. Nope, Gulden Spoor has some pretty nice beers but this one isn’t one of them.

Thnx to 77ships Pours yellow, like a whitebeer . No real foam smell is swaety , bit oranges . Not to yummie, but not ’bad’ either Taste is sweet, easy drinkable, more sweetness, some grainy aspects, sugar , Not bad , per se, but not to be called good neither .

Blond/amber colour, sweet beer with bitter notes. Fruity and easy drinkable. Nothing special.

Imported from my RateBeer account as Gulden Spoor Tineke van Heule (by Gulden Spoor):
Aroma: 7/10, Appearance: 4/5, Taste: 6/10, Palate: 3/5, Overall: 12/20, MyTotalScore: 3.2/5

1/XII/12 - 33cl bottle from Willems (Grobbendonk) @ home - bottled: III/11 (2012-1318)

Clear light orange beer, creamy white head, pretty stable, bit adhesive, small sediment floating around. Aroma: sweet malts, citrus, grains, little fruity. MF: ok carbon, medium body. Taste: bit sour, citrus, grains, grassy hops, somewhat fruity. Aftertaste: little bitter, citrus, hay, grassy hops.

Bottled 330ml (PBF, brewed 04/2011)
Hazy orange color, small white head. Citrusy, coriander-like spiceyness. Light to medium-bodied. Fruity, sweetish, even sugary flavor. This and that. A bit "homebrewish" for sure.

Bottled at PBF. Cloudy pale golden, mid sixed head. Perfumy nose with some buckwheatxc. Medium bodied, well rounded mouthfeel. Buckwheat and orange, floral and mildly warming. Low bitterness.