The young brothers at De Moersleutel are focused on two broad styles of beer. The first is the big, dark and complex Russian Imperial Stouts, with an assortment of ingredients as is their habit. The second is hoppy beers, with a concentration on the ever-popular NEIPA’s.
The name of this beer translates as ‘whether you like hop’, and for most of us I think the answer is ‘yes’. Particularly so if you are a fan of Citra and Mosaic hops.
It has an inviting aroma with lots of citrus, lime, nectarine, mandarin, passionfruit, peach and pine. This follows through in the taste, with a tropical fruit sweetness filling the mouth before a pleasant bitterness joins in for a dry and lingering finish.
The bitterness is probably too obvious to truly be in the style of the fruit juice NEIPA’s of the US, but I actually prefer the hazy IPA’s to have some hop bite to balance things out. So don’t focus on putting it in a box, rather just enjoy it for a deliciously flavoursome beer.
Barossa Valley Brewings annual Wet Hop NEIPA is bursting with cascade hops
A tropical, juicy IPA with a bunch of American hops and oat flakes for a softer mouthfeel
A session NEIPA full of tropical fruit aroma and flavour from the Simcoe, Cascade and Flaconer's Flight hops
A NEIPA by De Molen with Cryo Citra, Lemondrop, Simcoe and Mosaic hops
A new version of Kees' hazy IPA featuring Citra, Mosaic and Loral hops for a soft, juicy IPA
A really juicy, and very intriguing, single hop IPA using experimental hop HBC472
A fruited NEIPA with Mosaic, Simcoe and Ekuanot hops plus the addition of passionfruit and mango
A soft and juicy NEIPA using Mosaic, Citra and Loral hops
A new version of Uiltje NEIPA series 'My Life Span', featuring experimental hops
A session NEIPA full of tropical fruit aroma and flavour from the Simcoe, Cascade and Flaconer's Flight hops
A big malty American style dry hopped barley wine
A luscious big imperial stout with cocao nibs and roasted peanuts
De Moersleutel's renowned Motorolie Russian Imperial Stout, with added smoked plums
An Imperial American Brown Ale has all the best elements of malt body and hop bitterness
The name translates as 'lubricating oil', and that is a fair description for this rich and smooth imperial stout
