Kempelier
Oirschots Bier

Tasted this today after visiting the filling of the keg directly from the fermentation/lagertank so naturtrueb. Taps all right( like I expierienced) and was an easy to handle beer but with nice head thats litle yellow but mostly white. Bronze to amber color with 6.0% make it more a belgium pale ale then a Koelsch as brewer/owner Gerard tells you it is. Good beer that's always suprising you! Know Gerard is varying in yeast aswell as hops regurlary what always makes it a suprise how it will taste this time. Never had a bad one though and visitid this brewery at least 10 times since it opened almost 3 years back in the old closed Brewery de Kroon witch belonged to Gerard's family for many generations. Nose was malty and hardly any esters noticable, Taste of the one I sampled today had a very bitter and was litle malty in taste. Good mouthfeel with the right amount of carbonisation, good and strong bitterness and that with creamynes.
But its like a said; Gerard always suprises you so next time it can well be quiet different. Worth trying and visiting!