Brugse Bok
Huisbrouwerij De Halve Maan in Brugge, West Flanders, Belgium 🇧🇪
Bock - Dunkler Bock Autumn|
Score
6.55
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Brugse Bok finds its origin in the German and Dutch tradtions of the seasonal bock beers.
The beer has a hazy brown colour and a sturdy foam collar. The orama can be described as spicy and fruity. A slight bitterness is typical for the pallet of this beer, yet tastes of caramel and raisins can also be discovered.
45 EBC, 15° plato.
The beer has a hazy brown colour and a sturdy foam collar. The orama can be described as spicy and fruity. A slight bitterness is typical for the pallet of this beer, yet tastes of caramel and raisins can also be discovered.
45 EBC, 15° plato.
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7/10
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Appearance 8
Aroma 6
Flavor 7
Texture 8
Overall 7
Bubbly head, dark beige, receding over ruby-red to brown beer. Fruity, bubblegum nose, bit of English milkchocolate (the dreaded Cadburybars for the horseteeth girls kind). Sweet, very fruity, with banana, apricot, fruitdrops and bubblegum. Woody finish, liquorice. Slick, slightly sticky; medium to well-bodied. Sweet - even for a Bock (well, it isn’t one, seen it’s top-fermented). Sweeter, fruitier than the Dubbel Zot.
Tried
on 21 Sep 2008
at 03:53