My favorites were probably the Jamaica Stout and the Black Tulip. The body of this beer was lighter than a lot of stouts I've had, but I nonetheless enjoyed this brew, as the light body made the beer seem like a nice cup of black coffee. It's a taste getting used to a bit, but once your tastebuds adjust, it's a coffee lover's dream. It is a very strong beer at 9 to 10 percent alcohol. I think the brewer named this beer black tulip because that is what might be put on your grave if you drink too much of this beer.
Tulips are very popular in Holland and are celebrated at an annual festival.
You can also get a pair of wooden shoes at the Wooden Shoe Factory, but this story is about beer, not Holland tourism. The remainder of the beers at New Holland are quite hoppy. One of the best selling beers is Zoomer Wit, which also defied its style by being hoppy. Again, it's not a problem, just a bit unusual. The brewmaster's penchant for creating these exotic, wildly hopped beers is probably exemplified in the Mad Hatter Ale.