Jopen Oost-Indië Porter
Jopen Oost-Indië Porter heeft een volle smaak van donkere en gerookte moutsoorten. Deze porter is een moderne versie van het bier dat vroeger met de schepen mee ging naar Oost-Indië.
3.6
153 reviews
Haarlem, Netherlands
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Bottle from an Albert Heijn in Ghent. Pours hazy dark brown with a small, frothy, beige head. Roasted smell. The aroma contains roasted malt, coffee roast, dark chocolate, some caramel, hops and smoke. It tastes very light sweet and medium to heavy bitter with a toasty finish. Medium body, oily texture, fizzy carbonation. Good one.
Dark beige bubbly head stayed on a dark brown still body.
Vanilla, dark chocolate & malt aroma.
Medium bodied. Creamy on the palate. Dry as toast on the back.
Dry coffee, dark over ripe fruit, dark chocolate, grape, smoky & plenty of roasts.
Home. 33 cl bottle. BB 30nov2017. A good brown head on a clear dark, rubbish red coloured beer. Aroma of dark malt with chocolate and light coffee. Taste of somewhat dark malt, sweet with chocolate, some coffee and hazelnuts. After this a hopbitter is coming up which became dry in the finish. Also some mocha. Full/medium body. Good carbonation. Light alcoholic taste.
Bittersweet chocolate and dark fruit aroma. Head lasts a while. Peaty bitter flavour. Some hints of vanilla.
Pours dark brown with a tan head. Good lacing. Aroma is roasty, hints of chocolate, coffee hops and smoked ham... Okay. Flavor is roasted and bitter with a sweetish malt and coffee kick. Mild sweet chocolate and coffee touch in the middle with quite an endurance. Medium bodied, thick texture and average carbonation. Pleasant and accessible Porter brew.
Een mooie geur van verbrande mout. Donker kleur met rode gloed. Fijne koolzuur met veel schuim. Smaakt lichtjes naar koffie en chocola en gerookte mout. Vrij bitter voor een porter. Dit is meer een style die beter bij een IPA zou passen. Ze noemen het zelf een moderne versie ik noem het een aparte style. Maar als je niet in hokjes laat vangen. Het is een donker en vrij bitter biertje met een iets rokerige smaak. Waarbij de bitterheid in de nasmaak wel iets te lang en te aanwezig hangen. Waardoor deze porter in een modern jasje geen instant klassieker onder de Porters is maar onder de middenmoot blijft hangen. 7-4-6-2-12
Ruikt heerlijk naar chocola. Smaakt ook zo dus goed. Prima porter, smaakt me goed
Fles. Mooi donker van kleur met bruinig schuim. Vol van smaak, bier verkleeft met je tong. Lange nasmaak. Vrij scherp van smaak. full body, long finish, black, brown foam, very bitter,
(bottle) deep brown colour with a frothy beige head. aroma of roasted malts and hazelnuts, with some notes of sugar icing, physalis, herbal hops and brown sugar. flavour is mostly toasted malts and earth, with lots of liquorice, some more herbal hops and a rather dry toasty finish. heavy-bodied with average carbonation.
Bottle bought in NL last year, pours near-black with a thin tan head, aromas of burnt wood, roast coffee and a little red fruit. Ashy-dryness over sweet and lightly creamy body, a little more coffee but the burnt edge predominant.
Donker bruin met beige kraag. Aroma van een doos bonbons met een espresso ernaast, dat is trouwens ook de smaak. Mooie bitters met lichte likeur sporen maken het af.
Mooi donker bier met dikke crèmekleurige schuimkraag die langzaamaan inzakt. Mooi geroosterd en rokerig aroma, licht houterig. Lekkere smaak van gerookte mout, chocolade, koffie. Zeer goeie bitter in de afdronk. Mooi in balans. Ondanks de relatief lage abv (6,5 %) toch boordevol smaak. Meer dan fijne porter.
Bottle from Gall en Gall Tiel. Dark brown coloured with a dense beige head. Nose is roasted malts, smoked malts, some coffee and citrus. Flavour is roasted malts, coffee, citrus, and smoked malts. The added smokiness is pretty nice.
*Bottle from ah in Arnhem.<\i> Intense and thick roasted beginning. The floral bitterness is round, caramel and intense coffee roast. Great long and rich intense roasted aftertaste with a moderate sweetness. Great rich and intense roasted brew.
Medium to large mokka light brown head, black coloured body, coffee beans some herbs burned malts smell, coffee chocolat medium co2 medium bitter malts burned taste
Bottle from Mam and Dad’s holiday, Netherlands. Black with a large tan head of foam. It has a chocolate and smoked beechwood flavour with oak, vanilla notes and more smoked malt on the smooth, creamy finish. Very good.
Bottle at WVRST. Very dark brown with tan head. Nice lacing. Strong aroma of chocolate, good coffee, cherries, some leather and smoke. Coffee and chocolate upfront, roasty maltiness in the middle, lingering smoke and leather. Very smooth mouthfeel.
At Home black brown colored body with a off white head and a roasted malt coffee aroma a roasted malt coffee bitter hops taste with a alcholic bitter finish
F: huge, tanned, long lasting.
C: dark, opaque.
A: roasted malt, chocolate, cacao, liquorice, woody, dark/red fruits.
T: roasted malt, chocolate but dry on the palate, cocoa, coffee, vanilla, touch of dark fruits, liquorice, plums, hint of nuts, medium to full body, medium carbonation, very good balanced enjoyed, worth to try, 0,33l bottle from AH supermarket @ Amst. Schiphol Airport.
Pronounced smell. Not necessarily high bitterness, but with this being bone dry, the bitterness is quite present. Dark chocolate, iron, herbaceous notes, bay leaf, liquorice. I would have liked the slightest sweetness for some relief.
Again a balanced beer from Jopen. There is a strong sweet smell licorice alike. The taste is sweet but in nice balance with the bitter. Not a fast drinkig beer but one to enjoy on a late night dinner.
Bottled, gift from by neighbor. Dark brown colored, big lasting beige head, beautiful. Nose of roasted malts, hops, coffee. Impressive complex bitter flavor, hops, roasted malts, coffee, licorice, some rye. Lasting malty and bitter flavor. Complex, yet very easy to drink. Far beyond expectations, very good!
Aroma: Light roast, malts, hint of chocolate, slightly forest nutty, toffee Appearance: Dark brown, very see through, red glow, almost no carb, big bubble off white head, medium disappearing, full lace Taste: Coffee, roast, chestnut, dark chocolate, toffee
Bottle, pours black with a large beige head. Nice dark malt character, earthy, coffee with subtle smoke and peat notes, fairly hoppy, liquorice. Nice.
Bottle at home, 27th November 16. Pours black, good head. Aroma is cocoa, chocolate. Taste is cocoa, vanilla, dark chocolate, bitter hop kick. Good hoppy porter.
Pours black with medium head. Aroma: dark malt coupled with spices and aome herbs. Taste: nice dark malt character again with spices. Very good.
Bottle. Dark brown with medium beige head. Aroma: grapefruit, caramel, Rye bread, sugar. Taste is burned coffee, some grapefruit, ends with some citrus and Medium bitterness. Kind of a mix of ipa and stout in a way.
Black, off-white head.
Black bread, dried plums, malty, bitter chocolate.
Fruity bitterness, quite dry, salty, soft carbonation, long aftertaste.
Bottle. Pours dark brown with a large, beige head. Aroma is salty liquorice, grapefruit, some roast, slight grain. Taste is roasted, somewhat fruity, slight coffee and grapefruit. Grainy finish. Semi-light.
Bottle 33cl. Deep black with a lushly beige head. Little carbonation. Aroma of malts and grain. The taste is not very complex: default porter with grain hints in the aftertaste.