Sleutel Bokbier
Heineken Nederland in Zoeterwoude, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands 🇳🇱
Bock - Dunkler Bock Regular Out of Production|
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Brewery De Sleutel on the Varkenmarkt in Dordrecht could call itself the oldest brewery in the Netherlands for years, because De Sleutel was founded in 1433. That wasn't the only title they had. In 1935, De Sleutel was one of the last Dutch breweries that still brewed beer in a traditional way. The brewery was acquired by Heineken in 1953. Ultimately, the brewery existed until 1968 but Heineken brewed the Sleutel Bokbier annually until 2001.
Brewed till 2001. Brouwerij de Sleutel in 1953 volledig werd overgenomen. Uiteindelijk bestond de brouwerij tot 1968 en Heineken presenteerde tot 2001 jaarlijks het Sleutel Bokbier.
Brewed till 2001. Brouwerij de Sleutel in 1953 volledig werd overgenomen. Uiteindelijk bestond de brouwerij tot 1968 en Heineken presenteerde tot 2001 jaarlijks het Sleutel Bokbier.
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5.8
Bierkoning (17704) reviewed Sleutel Bokbier from Heineken Nederland 6 years ago
Appearance - 6 | Aroma - 7 | Flavor - 5 | Texture - 6 | Overall - 5
Bottle, best before 1989, so 1987 vintage, tased 20 years old. 6,5% on the label. Deep dark brown color, still traces of a head. Strong caramel and porto aroma. Has thinned considerably over the years, but still very well drinkable. Caramel, licorice and porto in the flavor. Hint of fusel alcohols. Interesting to observe how this beer has developed over the years.
Tried
from Bottle
on 26 Aug 2019
at 12:07
6.6
blackisle (5658) reviewed Sleutel Bokbier from Heineken Nederland 25 years ago
Appearance - 7 | Aroma - 6.5 | Flavor - 6.5 | Texture - 7 | Overall - 6.5
Backlog from somewhere in the nineties. Deep dark brown colour, good creamy brown head. Somewhat rosted aroma, caramel, raisins. Roasted sweet taste, caramel, raisins, alcohol. Aftertaste as in taste.
Tried
from Bottle
on 19 Nov 2000
at 17:00