Crombé Oud Zottegems Bier

Hazy deep amber with medium white head. Sweet yeasty aroma with caramel and fruity notes. Flavour is somewhat sweet with yeasty and caramel notes. Finished sweet.

Bottle thanks to bu11zeye. Pours with a fizzy white heead and a hazy orange body. Aroma of alcohol, dried fruits, and some grass. Taste is yeasty, a bit astringent and metalic with some fruit as well. Lightly fizzy.

33 cL bottle. Pours clear and golden orange with a slowly collapsing off-white head. Mild earthy and berry fruity to citric aroma. Smooth yeasty and slight fruity flavour to a mild malt base. Lingering fruity flavour with a mild dryness into a mild finish of breadish malt and light spice notes. Vague metallic note.

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Bottle, 6.5%. Slightly moldy aroma with a hint of citrus. clear amber colour. Small stable head. The flavour has a little mold, hint of fruit and citrus. otherwise a little watery with thin mouthfeel.

Big thanks to bu11zeye, thanks Marcus. Coming out of the bottle I thought this was golden but its actually an amber color. An a large head that quickly fades. The first few pours make a very clear beer and a weak head. But as the yeasty part comes then the color becomes dense and the head has a bit more legs. Eventually, one cannot see through it. For the aroma, the beer needs a bit of time to breath, otherwise its empty and metallic at first. With some time it becomes faintly vinegar, lightly herbal and touches of yeasty dough. Its a very calm aroma not strong, really have to search for the separate parts. Taste is similar with a very non-in-your-face approach. Yeasty part brings a thicker light cookie dough but otherwise its just a sessionable, white bread and light sour berry flavor. Seems like a quaint Belgian ale that had just a bit of oud bruin blended in. Very enjoyable, very easy to drink and thirst quenching. Just has a lightly spritz-y feel with a light body. That light sourness lingers enough to tickle the tongue a bit in the effervescent aftertaste goes very well with the cranberry in sugar candies I am eating with it. .
11.2 oz bottle, stamped 01-09 on the cap, Rodenbach GC smaller tulip glass, thanks again Marcus..

Golden beer with some floating particles. Lasting white head. Malty aroma with caramel and a hint of fruit. Sweetish malty flavour with a little fruitiness.

Bottle Clear, lightly amber body with a white head. Interesting aroma of white grapes, caramel, wine (very lambic like). Lightly bitter, lightly sweet flavour: not very intense but still quite interesting.

Bottle: Poured a clear copper amber with froathy lacing head. The aroma was a bit pungent with apple like fruitness to it, some spice as well. The taste is bitter at first but supsides to leave a sweet malt, there is hints of harvest flavor as well.