Draft in Utrecht. Orangée/acajou col épais crémeux. Arôme une pointe fruité aigre? notes tropicales. Palais, fruité, léger note amertume/aigre rappelant la mangue et agrumes. Le tout est agréable sans monter une possible infection, j’en déduits que cela fait partie du style. Levure donnant des notes herbacées et de ferme. Le tout garde un beau palais fruité entre tropical, orangé pamplemousse (sorte de fruits fermentés) et un léger houblonné.

Bottle at Cafe de la Gare. Pours clear amber with a tan head. Aroma of malt, grain and nuts. Flavour is worty, medium sweet, light bitter. Medium bodied with soft to moderate carbonation.

Pours a amber color. Aromas of malts, something fruity, and some grass. Flavor malty and crisp with some nice grainy finish.

I was reminded how good this beer is on a resent trip to Holland, I had it on draught at the wonderful ’Potshuiske’ on the banks of the river Mass in Masstricht. I obtained a bottle to review because of that. Brown 33cl bottle,best before Oct 2007, drank Sept 2007. Poured into a Veltins Pilsner glass. The beer is an dull old gold, dark lager colour, very clear but not sparkling as such. A white well formed head soon dissipates leaving a thin scattering of wispy twirls. The aroma is not this beers strong point, malty smell, but like its close beer brother the pilsner, there is no powerful wiff to it. The taste is where it comes into its own. A lovely mix of sweetness, maltiness and bitterness. It is a fine tasting beer. This beer has a body to it, the character of the flavours hang around, the aftertaste is a strong and wholesome as the first sip. A very nice drink and one I will look out for again. I have had beers from Dortmund but don’t remember them being so interesting as this Dort is. Maybe they were Pilsners and not Dorts.

30 cl. bottle @ home. Clear amber with a white head. malty flowery aroma. hoppy taste with some very faint roasted malts. Pilsenerlike in taste, yet more powerful and tastier.

Yellow-ish colour. Smell and taste were a bit boring. Mouthfeel was a little bit sticky.

Clear golden pilsener color. Smell ashes, earth and wort. Medium carbo. Ash-aftertaste that lingers for a while.

Amber colour, white head. Aroma of caramel, malts, slight citrus and some light banana. Taste is sweet malty, caramel and hops. Finish sweet fruity and light bitter.
(From 33cL bottle)

Bottle. Nice head with medium duration. Color is golden. Aroma and taste are sweet malt, hops and notes of caramel. Oily palate.

On tap, In De Wildemam, Amsterdam. Amber color with white head. Aroma lemon, hops. taste malt, caramel with hints of citrus, long bittersweet finish. Drinkable beer.