Bottled. Cloudy orange color, short head. Aroma of broth/bouillon, meat, some sweet caramel, slight spicy. Weird stuff, can’t stop thinking of the broth, which makes it quite hard to drink. Furthermore, it is not that bad, just a bit unbalanced, and not too complex. Maybe heating it up, and adding some vegetables would make it a good soup.

Bottled. Aroma has malts, bouillon of cowflesh, yeast and fruits. Hazy, yellow-orange coloured with an off-white head. Taste is sweet, again this bouillon, maltiness and yeast. Medium bodied. Not my cup of bouillon.

Bottled. A very hazy blonde coloured beer with a nice pillowy white head. Looks a little like a hefeweizen in the glass. Aroma is a little soapy and peppery and lemony. Some yeast notes also . The tste is light and unassuming, but very pleasant to drink. Light fruitiness and some yeast charcter. A touch of peppery hop. Very pleasant.

From St Servattumus: Blonde and cloudy. What an indifferent aroma and flavor! Or did the heat (it is 98 DF) affect my tastebuds? Just a bit of fruit (especially citrusfruit) and a bit of yeast. Short aftertaste.

hazy yellow/orange beer, virtually no head. smells fruity, malty and sourrish. tastes sweet, fruity, malty and raw. yep, unfermented malts and maltose. finish is very short a bit sweet and fruity. low on co2. thin bodied.