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- De Struise Brouwers
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rAvg: 4.39
pDev: 9.11%
Reviews: 723
Hads: 508
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De Struise Brouwers
Belgium
Style | ABV
Quadrupel (Quad)
| 10.00%
ABV
Availability:
Rotating.
bottle (699)
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on-tap (24)
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Notes:
Old Fisherman's Ale is a dark ale brewed with spices. Pannepot is a term that describes the Fishing Boats from the village of De Panne. Brewed and bottled on the Deca Brewery in Woesten-Vleteren.
EBC:99, IBU:27, OG:1100, FG:1025, ABV:10%
Hops: Bramling Cross, Hallaertau MF
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Reviews by dancinwillie:
dancinwillie
Wisconsin
4.47
/5
rDev
+1.8%
look: 4 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Label reads 2007. As soon as I pop the cap, I notice it slowly foaming out of the bottle. I tried to get it all in the glass but it's just too heady. Strangely, there appears to be 2 distinct layers of foam. A tight bottom layer, and a looser top. As it decreases by half, I try the second pour. Nothing doing. Finally all in. This is a very dark beer, brownish in color. A little light around the edges, but not much. Head is light brown, and while it dropped a little, seems to be sticking around after all.
Aroma is a wonderfully strong cherry scent. And to a lesser degree, some spicing, could be nutmeg but I'm not sure. A bit bready. Really smells very nice.
Color me surprised! The aroma suggested one thing, yet the flavor is quite another. The dark fruits are all suggested here, cherries, plums, raisons, maybe even some fig, but they are in a much smaller role than I had expected. Some bread and yeast flavor too. The most surprising thing, to me at least, is that this seems to have an "oaked" barrel flavor. As far as I know, this is not barrel aged, so there you go. A slight roasted bitterness, not quite coffee, but almost. As I'm contemplating this beer, I glance at the bottle it reads in a small oval: "PNP No. 4 Brown Brew." That hits the nail on the head, it tastes to me like a jacked up spiced brown ale. More in common with DFH Palo Santo then say, Three Philosophers. Still, quite delicious, and I wish I had purchased much more!
Full bodied as a beer can be!! Just look, I used 2 exclamation points on that last sentence. See? Sweet, and yet somewhat dry. Long finish makes me appreciate the space between sips.
Amazing beer, really quite a bit more flavor than I expected. I will say that the aroma was so amazing, that I was just a tad let down by the flavor. Or if you're a glass half full type, the aroma alone is worth the price of the bottle. I will buy this anytime I see this in the future, and as much as I can afford. Best beer I've had in some time! Cheers!! (See? look at those exclamation points!!!!)
Serving type: bottle
06-14-2009 01:27:09 |
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Completely not what I expected going in. I've had plenty of Belgian quads, but this is so much different. It has the typical raisin/plum taste and smell, but this one is so much more. There's a hint of a stout as well - coffee and dark roasted malt. Also, there's a nice oaken flavor to it. I would call this one very complex - so many different things to taste in this beer and the aroma is very complex as well. I very much like this beer.
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