De Molen IJsbock 180ml, 16.4% - Netherlands

Pours brown with no head.

Caramel, malts, almond and hints of dark fruits in the aroma.

Dark fruits up front. Raisins and plums mostly, but even some prunes. Malts, caramel, bread and hints of spices.

Tbh, the high abv is not even there!

Ton Sur Ton Saison 330ml, 10.5% - Netherlands

Pours murky amber with no head at all. Very still appearance.

Awful aroma and flavor. Looks like I got a faulty bottle. Never happened to me before.

Olivier's Molenbier 330ml, 8.5% - Netherlands

Pours brown with a very high, creamy head.

Malts, yeast, spices and nutmeg in the aroma.

Slightly burned malts, pepper, hoppy bitterness and citric hints in the flavor.

De Molen Turf & Veen 180ml, 11% - Netherlands

Only 96 bottles from this batch!

Pours blackish with pretty much no head.

Lot's of smokey tones up front. Roasted malts, oak and bourbon in the aroma.

The flavor reflects the aroma!

Nice brew!

Kopi Loewak Batch #2 180ml, 9.5% - Netherlands

Bottle 1230/1416. (A few more than the 1st batch). Brewed on the 8th of March 2010.

Pours deep brown with an air full head.

Lot's of coffee, soil and tobacco in the aroma.

Coffee, roasted malts and hints o licorice in the flavor.

Jong & Onbedorven 330ml, 7.2% - Netherlands

Pours cloudy amber with a foamy white head.

Citric notes, malts and spices in the aroma.

Flavor reflects the aroma!

Lente Hop 330ml, 6.2% - Netherlands

Pours copper with a huge compact head.

Floral hops, grass, citrus, pines and passion fruit in the aroma.

Bitter hops up front. Grass, citrus, malts and fruits in the flavor.

Merck Toch Hoe Sterk 330ml, 9% - Netherlands

Pours darkish brown with almost no head.

Sweet aroma. Caramel, malts, sugar, prunes, raisins and nuts.

The flavor pretty much reflects the aroma and I love it when it does.

Too bad this is only medium bodied! But still, not bad at all!

Groene Hart Bier 330ml, 5% - Netherlands

The fermentation in the beer is unbelievable! The first bottle I purchased, exploded in my cabinet. Just out of the blue, with no reason what so ever. Never experienced anything similar. The second bottle started running as soon as I opened it. Anyways,

Pours murky orange, with almost no head. Some settlement is noticeable.

Malts, hops, cloves, spices and orange peels in the aroma.

Light and pale flavor. Fizzy! Some hops, malts and citric notes.

De Molen Amarillo Bourbon Barrel Aged 180ml, 10% - Netherlands

96 bottles only, brewed for the Copenhagen beer festival only!

Pours blurry, deep copper with a thin head.

Sweet aroma. Hops, wood and bourbon.

Bourbon flavor, wood, hops, fruits and caramel.

De Molen Amarillo 750ml, 9.2% - Netherlands

Pours hazy copper with an air full head.

Hops, pines, grapefruit, citrus and malts in the aroma. It has it all!

Amazingly good and strong flavor. Hops, grapefruit, penis, some resin, orange peels and spices.

Lovely beer!

Saaz Hopburst 750ml, 6.2% - Netherlands

Bottle 11/288. Brewed on the 6th of November 2009.


Pours murky amber with a huge, crispy head which takes ages to settle. A lot of sticky lacing around the glass.

Passion fruit, bubblegum, hops and malts in the aroma.

Different varieties of hops in the flavor. Malts, citrus and light bitterness at the finish.

Vlaams & Hollands 750ml, 5.7% - Netherlands

Bottle 220/560. Brewed on the 23rd of October 2008.

Poured cloudy brown with a short head.

Sour and citric aroma. Apples, vinegar and some tartness towards the end.

Fruity tartness, apples, malts and very light smoky hints in the flavor.

Ziel & Zaligheid 180ml, 11.2% - Netherlands

Brewed on the 11th of August 2009. Only 96 bottles, although De Molen missed to number them.

Pours motor oil black with a thin chocolate head.

Roasted malts, dark chocolate and light boozyness in the aroma.

Roasted malts, smokyness, some tar, dark chocolate, licorice and boozy in the flavor.

Hel & Verdoemenis (Wild Turkey Barrel Aged) 180ml, 13% - Netherlands

Brewed on the 23rd of July 2009. On the label it says that it's bottled on the 22nd of August 2010, which is kinda impossible since it's July now. I've often seen wrong info, typos and spelling mistakes on De Molen labels.

Pours pitch black with pretty much no head.

Roasted malts, coffee beans, toffee and booze in the aroma.

Dark chocolate overcomes by roasted malts. Coffee beans and hints of wood in the flavor.

Donder & Bliksem 750ml, 5.9% - Netherlands

Dark, murky orange with a tiny head.

Yeast, candy, hops, grass and fruity aroma.


Malty flavor, bready with citric notes. Small hints of tropical fruits.

Lovely fizzy carbonation.

Mikkel & Menno 330ml, 7.2% - Netherlands

Bottle 215/1080. Brewed on the 2nd of December 2009.

Pours cloudy, milky brown with an air full head which leaves lacing after it settles.

Sweet hoppy aroma (typical Mikkeller), caramel grapefruit and flowers.

This does taste like an IPA and not like a weizenbock. Floral hops upfront, grass, citrus, grapefruit, small piny hints and caramel at the end.

Lovely beer, very refreshing.

Heen & Weer 330ml, 9.5% - Netherlands

Poured murky orange with more or less no head.

Spicy aroma. Coriander, pepper and cloves. Yeast, hops, citrus and orange peels.

The flavor is quite spicy as well. Lot's of coriander up front. Citrus, sugar, malts, hops and pepper towards the end.

Not your usual Tripel, quite different, but in a good way!

Lusten & Lasten 750ml, 9.2% - Netherlands

Hazy orange with pretty much no head.

Yeast, malts, hops and cloves in the aroma.

Lot's of hops and cloves up front. Citrus, malts, bananas and light spices.

Hightly enjoyable with a gentle bitter after taste.

Heil & Zegen 750ml, 10.8% - Netherlands

Bottle 247/384. Brewed on the 29th of September 2008.

Poured very muddy brown with a lot of settlement and a short tan head.

Lot's of yeast and hops up front. Caramel, bread and malts in the aroma. It's far from fresh.

Roasted malts, hops, yeast, citrus, caramel, light hints of exotic fruits and brown sugar.

If I knew that this was brewed almost two years ago, I wouldn't but it. It's not that it's a bad beer, I just want to try it fresh.