UPDATED: APR 29, 2018 I bought this bottle at the produit du terroir. I drank it at home during this hot day. This beer is special, you have some contrast with the taste. When you pour the beer you don’t have foam, the body is yellow-orange and troubled. You can smell the malt and there is a side of roggen beer, there is a note of plum and apricot, the final note is burnt and it is sour and watery, presence of piece of yeast. I drank this beer again at the Tulip party, at Morges. I could say that I was again a disappointed about this beer. The taste is unbalanced, tart and sour, lack of aromas, not enough coriander and orange peel, tasteof gases and copper at the final, not a success.

Bottle from friend - Hazy golden orange color, small white head, not lasting - aroma is yeasty, citrusy, grassy, matly - flavor is weird, malty, grassy - light/medium body, sweet, soft/flat carbonation, sweet grassy weird finish - weird beer, don’t like the strange malt profile and the yeast are too present

Bottle. Cloudy golden colour with a huge head. Aroma of citrus, yeast and hints of wheat. Very yeasty flavour with notes of wheat.

Bottle. Hazy yellow colour with a big white head. Sweet grassy, fruity, spicy aroma and a sweet fruity, light perfumed taste. Medium body with a sweet finish.

(Bottle 33 cl) Very unclear golden with a small, bubbly dissipating, off-white head. Sourish nose. Rather heavy carbonation. Light body, very dry - almost like a dry white wine. Vaguely tart finish. Flawed and unbalanced. 060706

Bottle. Hazy yellow coloured with a white head. Aroma of fruits and spices. Flavour of fruits and spices.

UPDATED: APR 27, 2005 Bottled. Hazy pale yellow, lively head. Sweet muscot aroma. The mouthfeel is rounded and cottony soft. Flavours are odd and a bit bold, and include things as candle wax, muscot and ginger. The spices however doesn’t dominate, resulting in a likable, if controversial, beer.

5.2% ABV
Muddy blond color. Light aroma, spicy. Dry taste, some malt, too much yeasty and astringent.

UPDATED: JUL 31, 2011 re-rated, 7/2011; 5% - pours a cloudy dark orange beer with no head retention; aroma of yeast, sour apples and corn; medium-bodied and with a quite harsh palate; quite rough and dry finish with salty and corny notes; the fruity tones stay in the background - unusual and pretty hard to drink

12/2003; 5.7% - brewed using triticale (a crossing between wheat and rye) - cloudy bright orange colour, big initial creamy head which quickly reduces, aroma of ginger, sweet and oily, very carbonated, light sourness, medium-bodied, the finish is moderate, showing fruity and metallic notes - not bad and hard to rate like all beers from this brewery (3/6/6/3/12)