Petrus Oud Bruin

This is a type of beer that will surprise many, almost any people that tastes it. At least people with prejudices. Such as me. When a first tasted Rodenbach Grand Cru I was so damn sure that this was not a beer, and so forth. After tasting it some time later, my beer palate evolving and the second bottle of Rodenbach maturing, or vice versa, I found it amazing. Now the Petrus Oud Bruin isn't as extreme,  but is still a nice example of the type. It has been matured in 20 months in oak casks before bottling, and is a moderate 5.5%.

Looks: Dark, red, brownish, small head with small bubbles.

Aroma: Some soy, vinegar, dark fruits and oak. Smells refreshing

Taste: The taste is less vinegar, not very sharp, but pleasantly refreshing.

All in all: A beer recommended for those who would like to try a Oud Bruin. For those of you who know the type, it is a pleasant beer.