Bottle. <b>[thank you, after4ever]</b><br /> <i>[vintage 2004]</i><br /> Hazy yellow-golden with an incredibly nice, creamy, staying, white head. Sweet aroma, very malty, some banana and light rubbery notes - some coconut as well. Great, creamy mouthfeel, mild carbonation. Flavour is yeasty and malty, some caramel and biscuity malts. Super aftertaste with notes of hay, citrus, grainy and some light oxidized notes. Dry and fulfilling.

33 cL bottle, courtesy of Papsoe. Pours slight cloudy orange with a collapsing white head. Medium dry and slight oxidised aroma. Mild citric to acidic flavoured with a light caramel malt base and light spice note. Smooth fruity estery finish.

&#40;Bottle 33 cl&#41; Courtesy of fiver29. Pours a hazy pale golden with a dense white head leaving some laces. Spicy, sweetish fruity and even flowery aroma. Full-bodied with sweetish pale malts and very sweet fruit esters. Subdued bitterness. 041008

Bottle, 7.5%. Sweet and spicy aroma. Cloudy golden colour. The flavour is sweet and spicy, but unfortunately has some metal/blood. Good mouthfeel.

2004 330 ml bottle from Bottleworks; Nose of golden raisins, yeast, and light Belgian spices &#40;mostly cloves&#41;; lightly hazy yellow with a huge, glass-lacing, longlasting, pale yellowish head; Flavor has a little hop bitterness, lots of clove and corriander spiciness and pepperiness, and a minor tart note; it finishes with mild bitterness.