Bloekie (149), Belgium Mar 7, 2009 From a big bottle. Pours a nice beige head, which stays on the beer for a very long time. Spicy taste with a nice almost-sweet aroma. jesperhammer (260), Copenhagen, Denmark Mar 6, 2009 Brown with big beige head.
Very malty and yeasty aroma.
Pretty spicy, and lots of malt.
Rather strong alcoholic taste, rally not integrated.
No pronounced hop, but sweetness is there.
Good beer. Not my favourite since I like a little more hops. RyanMM (45), Ferndale, Michigan, USA Mar 6, 2009 I can see why this beer is loved, but it’s just not up my alley. Soft yeasty flavor gives way to sweet and malt tastes. baraciisch (138), USA Mar 4, 2009 Caramel hazy color, sweet malty flavor with hints of brown sugar and caramel, definitely some molasses and dates as well... Aroma of sweet malts... Alcohol content extremely well balanced and leaves a lingering sweetness on the palate... Delicious trayns (237), Beverly Hills, Michigan, USA Mar 4, 2009 Bottle. Pours a deep reddish brown with a large white head. Aroma is of sweet malts and yeast. Taste is pretty complex. A lot of sweet malty caramel notes with a little hops but into big yeast taste and the end. Overall, I have to get more ’into’ these type of beers, but I can see the infatuation with them from this one. Cavie (1300), Fort Worth, Texas, USA Mar 4, 2009 Hazy amber pour, with a very healthy head. The superb taste sets this beer apart from others, with an alcohol content to leave your tongue tingling. Ryan82SM (231), Louisville, Kentucky, USA Mar 3, 2009 Aroma of sour apples, licorine and some vinegar. Appearance was ruined by a bad pour, but I have fortunately seen some good pours of this beer. Opaque, creamy head that dissipated over a few minutes time. Flavor had brown sugar, alcohol tinge, licorine, molasses and sour apples. Full bodied beer with a lively palate. A winner. MennoO (112), Haarlem, Netherlands Mar 3, 2009 bottle, dark brown, with medium brownish head. very full thick almost sticky flavor and long finish. a bit too sweet for my taste, and not something one’d drink more than one of.
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