UPDATED: DEC 4, 2021 opalescent orange colour, large, dense off-white head; aroma and taste of green tea, some pear, peach, earthy-wine cellary and some grainy notes; good one

UPDATED: APR 9, 2021 Old rating from 2017 - 330ml bottle, picked up from the brewery, on my 6 country road trip. Poured at home in Jersey. It's amber with a white head. Aromas & tastes of tea, flora, orange, pepper, caramel, earth & malt. Medium body. Slightly peppered finish

UPDATED: DEC 31, 2018 Rousse pétillante, pleine de sédiments flottant, pauvre en mousse. Arômes de thé, malt, caramel, fruité d'orange. Qu'on retrouve au goût avec un tour de poivre piquant, sinon douceur maltée et thé sucré, orange et zeste. Pas trop froide, elle est sympa.

16th April 2018, at the monthly beer exchange in Chez Sophie, Shrewsbury. Thanks Mat for this 33cl bottle and the Raclette Cheese melted on a slice of brown bread to have with it. Little haze to the amber pour, white topping. Mild tea like aroma and taste with a peppery twist in both the nose and flavour. Glad we tried it with the Raclette, helped the beer no end.

330ml bottle @ monthly tasting, Chez Sophie, April 18, brought by myself. Paired with raclette. Pours a generally clear gold, small white head. Aroma is peppery, lightly sweet. Taste is similarly peppery, with prominent floral darjeeling, some caramel. Peppery notes seem to work well with the raclette.

from the Solothurner Biertage - quite clear dark amber-orange beer with a poor head retention; aroma of tea, oranges and pepper; low carbonation; gently sweet; clean palate; long aftertaste of tea and orange peels - pretty nice

Sample at The Festival in Atlanta paired with gruyere cheese. Clear amber color tan head. Caramel and earth aroma. Taste is malty toasted caramel. Interesting.

Intense black tea, citrus fruits, sweet orange. Hazy, dark brown, small, creamy, white head. Medium sweet. Sweet malts, bread and molasses, black, sweet tea, soft carbonation, medium bodied. Nice one, indeed works well with Raclette too. Bottle from Beers’n’More, Zurich.