Bottle 750ml. Dark red brown colour with a medium head. Medium body and a thin dry light alcoholic finish.

Bottle. Brown color with an off-white head. Ugly light spicy pattern on a overcarbonated body. Thin rather ugly palate.

Bottle - sampled at the RBESP 2005
Citric and herbal aroma. Cloudy brown colour creamy brown head. Herbal and nutty flavors dominate. Wasnt really impressed by this one.

Bottle at RBESG grand tasting, August 2005. Chestnut colour. Big on toffee and caramel. Low on hops. Not really my sort of beer. There’s some plummy fruit and some spices in the flavour but its a bit sweet for me. Could do with more bite.

Sampled at RBESG 2005. Dark brown colour. Nice aroma of kandis and roasted malt. A sweet and some unpleasent flavour of chocolate and dried fruit. Some complexity but still unpleasent.

A hazy brown beer with a disappearing beige head. The aroma is sweet with notes of wood and caramel, while the flavor is sweet and again with notes of caramel, but this time combined with notes of vitaminpills - maybe it is the spice combination, that gives me this association - but it is not really my thing.

Bottle. Quite a yeasty dark Belgian strong. Licorice, and yeast, touches of caramel. Lightly fizzy, more of a soft carbonation on the tongue. Chocolate. Some alcohol showing in the finish.

(Bottle 75 cl) Dark, clear chestnut brown with a handsome, tall beige head. Lots of roasted malt, sweetness and notes of licorice. Very soft and pleasant. 120805

(On bottle at RBESG 2005)dark oaky colour. Citric liquorice aroma, a bit like coughsirup. A tad too big on the carbonation, taste is just of more coughsirup and cardemomme, maybe mint? Quite warm finish.

Dark brown colour with a nice beige head. Malty, anise spicy aroma with hints of fruit. Malty flavor with hints of anise and chocolate. Short dry finish.