UPDATED: MAR 6, 2019 Based on the label and name, was hoping this would have some more flavor/spice or whatever.....but in the end lives up to a great representation of it's style. Typical Belgian-IPA cross. Maybe not as smooth and perhaps a tier down from Stone and Lags, but solid brew. Liking all of Clown Shoes so far. Little expensive but gets you buzzed.

Bottle at home. Pours clear copper brown with a frothy off white top. Aroma: candy sugar, light spices, dried fruits, Belgian yeast. Taste: moderate sweet, citrus peel, dried fruits, candy sugar, spicy yeast, boozy. Medium bodies, generous carb, spicy dry finish. Much too boozy for me

Appearance- amber with a golden hue, a big fluffy 2-3 finger beige head. Aroma- orange peel, fruitcake, Belgian yeast, sweet malt, hint of sherbety fruit, some alcohol. Taste- sweet malt base, peppery notes, bitter orange peel, candied fruit, traces of pineapple and a tinge of dark fruit. Full and sticky mouthfeel, boozy sugary notes.

Aroma and flavor is Belgian yeast, spices, malts and a decently hoppy finish.

Huge white head left a spotty cover on a ruby orange coloured body. Overripe fruit, stewed fruit, dates & sugar aroma. Medium to full bodied, minimal carbonation, sticky &cloying. Taste is much as thee aroma with sweet overripe fruit, orange jam, orane, citrus, sugar & a spicy finish.

Huge white head. Clear coppery body. Smoky fruity rock candy aroma with metallic spicy notes. Sweetish resiny metallic fruity taste with sugary papery notes. Mid-bodied. Mild, fizzy mouthfeel. Sweet tropical fruit and metal aftertaste with spicy smoky notes. Unimpressed. Too sweet, and the orangey fruitiness is out of control. The flavours don't gel. It's drinkable, but I'm not really enjoying it. (0.65l bottle, from Kihoskh, Copenhagen.)

Nice aroma of Belgian spice and some fruit. The flavor follows with a nice lasting finish.

Bottle 0,65. Pours slightly hazy golden, with small white head. Honey sweet, tropical fruits, some yeast, earthly. Medium body and average carbonation.

Nice big Belgian beer. Grainy malt with a lot of hops, yeast and earthy. Pretty color with a big head. Some citrus as well.

650 ml bottle from the Bishop’s Cellar. Pours a murky dull golden orange with modest-sized whiteish head. Aroma is sweet tropical fruit, candy sugar, light spiciness and a little herbal character. Flavour has Belgian yeatiness, lemon drops, orange peel, candy sugar and some spicy, herbal notes. Really no booziness to speak of. Quite nice.