JoeinUccle (658), Brussels, Belgium Oct 22, 2007 Bottle @ Brassigaume fest. Impenetrable amber with filmy, off-white head that fades. Fruity, malty nose. Sweet, with apples, pears, honey and booze. Tasty and complex. Alcohol is fairly restrained, considering its strength, but I found the beer a bit cloying in the end. Happy to give it another try soon.
Ober (276), Best, Netherlands Aug 14, 2008 A hazy orange/amber colored beer, with a light beige thick foamy head. The aroma is nice fruity, toffee and caramel. There are some hops in the back. The taste is complex fruity, raisins, prune, pears, peaches, orange. It has a nice sweetness and a little bitter. In the back some yeast and hops. It has a dry aftertaste. BoBoChamp (618), Gent, Belgium Jul 23, 2008 33cl, from De Hopduvel Gent, complex brew, balanced, hazy, small head, good brew RomanW70 (284), Providence, Rhode Island, USA Jul 15, 2008 Bottle at Cambrinus, 6/21 in Bruges. Pours dark amber with minimal head. Aroma of caramel malts with additional notes of fruits. Taste is sweet, bnut not cloy. There is a lot of complexity on this beer, with additional notes of spice and wine. A very good beer from one of my favorite brewers. Slayer85 (440), Firenze, Italy Jul 11, 2008 750 ml bottle. A very hazy medium amber beer with a medium sized and fast disappearing white head. Overall malty and honeyish nose with hints of almonds, other fruits and a light spiciness. The flavour has again notes of honey and is bit too sweet for my palate, though I wouldn’t call it unbalanced. Quite complex. Some spicy and fruity hints, almost no alcohol felt. Medium to full body, lively carbonation , medium finish with light bitterness. Enouggh complex and flavourful, but abit too sweet and not at the same level of the Bruin. However pretty good beer. weaselkenievil (295), Cheshire, England Jul 6, 2008 Bottle from the Belgian Belly, Chorlton, Manchester. Brown, cloudy and with more floaty bits in than you can shake a stick at. Belting drink. Complex, cinnamon, sugar, dark fruits, peppery, raisins. Really enjoyed it.
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