330 ml bottle poured in a chalice. The beer description is: "This hand made Ale is brewed with the very finest ingredients, great care and respect. The Ale is matured in oak Whisky casks which creates a unique, aromatic, exceptional flavour." Cask references: Type: Hogshead Wood: Bourbon Oak Whisky: Scotch Malt Vintage: 1974 Age: 35 years Region: Speyside (57* 40’ N / 2* 58’ W) A: Pours a clear dark amber almost brown color with a light and big beige head that dissipates quickly leaving a lot of lacings. A small beige layer remains for long S: Intense perfume of sweet malts, wood and whisky. Bit candy and fruity with hints of grapes. Hints of liquor and alcohol too, in the end T: Follows the nose: Sweet malts, whisky, dark fruits, cask. The taste of wood is a really must. Quite impressive. Low bitterness. Moderate sweetness. Aftertaste is a bit sour, more than the 10 and 21 versions M: Medium to light body. Low carbonation. A little bit molasses. Low ABV helps to improve its drinkability O: Great beer. One of the best swiss beers I’ve ever had [ BA Review @ 12/17/2011 ]

Bottle at a ChrisO tasting - London. Pours clearish ruby with a moderate, white foam head. Rish nose of caramel, toasty bread and hints of ripe fruits. Big sweet flavor with lots of doughy bread and caramel, along with some toffee, light leafy bitterness and overripe fruits. Medium bodied with average, smooth carbonation. Sticky sweet finish with toasty sugars, rich bread and toffee. OK.

Bottle 330ml.

[ Trade by fiulijn ]. Clear medium to dark brown colour with a average to large, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, roasted, caramel, oxidide, sweet alcohol, raisin notes, alcohol - light whisky. Flavour is moderate sweet and light to moderate bitter with a average to long duration. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft. [20120506]

Bottle sampled at omhper, thanks. Light brown head. Clowdy amber color. Light roasted malty aroma with some chrystal maltiness. Whiskey cask taste with swome light roaste malts and small bitterness taste.

Bottle from Au Grain D’Orge, Crissier
Dark brown color, with medium sized creamy head. Creamy aroma of chocolate and distillate. The malt and caramel flavor of the beer is quite good, although it has a light liquorish trace; the alcohol can be perceived beyond expectations. In this version, the chocolate appears more.

Bottled (thanks omhper!). Copper colour, small off-white head. Aroma is sweet malts, mild whisky and wood as well. Flavour is raisins, sweet malts, mild whisky and some sweet wooden and resiny notes.

Bottled
Dark amber color, small beige head. Aroma of caramel, rye bread and soya sauce. Medium-bodied. Caramel, wood, cold coffee, rye bread and some alcohol in the flavor. Similar to some German dunkler bocks,

Bottled, thanks Bov! Clear mahogany colour. Fruity and bready wit mild fruity whisky. Medium bodied with well rounded mouthfeel. Doughy malt dominates, fruity whisky is just a compliment. Low bitterness.

33 cL bottle. Pours hazy orange with a small tan head. Aroma is fruity and hoppy. Bitter. roasted malty and breadish. Caramelish and mild wooden. Bitter and slight fruity into the finish.

Bottled. A dark amber beer eith a beige head. The qaroma has otes of straw and malt, the flavor is ssweet wth notes of. Fruit.