Vintage 1989 | When and with who you taste can influence your appreciation tremendously. After a blind tasting with terrific wines I poured this wine (blind) in the glasses with sourdough bread and goose rillette. Combination made in heaven. The well known tension between sweet and acids completed it. A treat. With wine friends @Liselotte Brouwers @Berry Marinussen Maarten Drop. — a year ago
This is what hops should taste like — 8 years ago
Tastes like a decent tripel, but pretty carbonated. — 10 years ago
Gnarly and smoky and rich and delicious. A great celebratory sip. #thomashardys #barleywine #beer #brouwers — 11 years ago
Vintage 2010 | last year our Brabantse Wine Society wine friends @Eric Hoepelman @Willem Jan Withagen @Rob van Kalmthout @Martijn went to the worldchampionship blindtasting and visited Mouton R. This year they are so kind to share experiences with @Berry Marinussen @Liselotte Brouwers Maarten Drop and myself who will attend this year in Jura. This was one of the beautiful wines in the line up — 10 months ago
Vintage 2011| Alive and kicking, my last Puffeney 🥲 to share with winefriends @Berry Marinussen @Liselotte Brouwers Maarten Drop, who do appreciate Trousseau but find it extremely difficult to recognize 🙂 extremely well balanced, still fruits — a year ago

@ Delectable: De Struise Brouwers Blue Monk Special Reserve.
Speciaal, verwarmend (door de alcohol) bier met koffie, kandij, specerijen en vanille in de smaak. Drie jaar gelagerd op vaten van Chateau Margaux. Dat is dan weer leuk voor een wijndrinker 😀.
Iets voor een winteravond, voor de open haard. — 8 years ago
Flamenca color cafè amb gust torrat suaument amargant, poc cos i final de regalèssia. — 10 years ago
Thank you! @Liselotte Brouwers — 10 months ago
Vintage 1995 | topnotch, a treat. Paired with a Tournedos, sheer perfection. First impression: truffle! Layers of other impressions: tobacco, leather, porcini. Is drinking at its prime now | at Bistro C | Thanks @Liselotte Brouwers just as old as the wine… — 10 months ago
I am not a serious beer drinker, usually at the ball park or a barbecue. Curiosity gets the best of me and like wine I enjoy seeing what’s out there. Holy s#%t! This was insane. A very murky reddish brown liquid and a cream colored foam filled my glass. Yes that is a wine glass. Intense Port like aromas of dry figs and chestnuts along with cherries(?). Powerful flavors of toffee, coffee , chocolate and balsamic vinegar. Spot on balance of sweet and sour. I always thought Duchesse de Bourgogne was the most vinous beer I have ever tasted until now. Perhaps most amazingly the 13% alcohol was no where to be found. I realize others on Delectable have had beer like this but for me it was an epiphany. A totally polarizing beverage . I will definitely try other vintages to see what age creates. — 5 years ago
Vinegary balsamic sour, black currant, old oak, toffee goodness on the finish. Niiiiice. — 10 years ago
Tegan Marriott
We be De Dolle n'up here on a Saturday afternoon! Flavor profile is terrific,hoppy, caramel,malty,mellow carbonation. — 2 months ago