yousee (49), Belgium
May 29, 2005 Updated: May 14, 2007
Dark brown rusty colored beer with weak foam. Flavours of brown apples, old leather, and balsamic vinegar. notes of green apples, prunes, wood. Aftertaste quite soure.
 nearbeer (1231), Knoxville, Tennessee, USA
Sep 4, 2008 33 cl, brewed in 2007, bottled 2008. Opaque chocolate brown with a large head that settles to three-quarter inches of lasting cream, leaving nice frosty lace. Aromas of soured light fruit and cider vinegar, musty leather, and dark fruit. Flavor is dominated by vinegar and tart cherry, with almost a hint of raisin and brown sugar. Medium body is smooth and creamy, with an acetic acid tingle and dryness.
muenster (333), Sevierville, Tennessee, USA
Sep 3, 2008 Pours deep chestnut brown. Aroma is sour apples, dark fruit and typical Belgian yeast, in great form. Flavor is tart with vinegar, red wine, cherry, and oak. A lingering acidic finish is nice, and gives way to lots of rich cheese. Where is that 13%???? This is awesome.
coldbrewky (492), Saugerties, New York, USA
Sep 3, 2008 @004 Bottle via sloth. I figger that he keeps on sending me all these funky Belgian thingys and I innundate him with stouts and crap from my travels. Pours a brown tinges with ruby and has a greenish tan head that settles to ring the tulip well. Nose is of heavily caramelled malts and wet oak with a hint of apples. Body is light to medium and quick. Tartnes swiftly breaks to two distinct levels on the the tounge and merge for a sour apple finish. Not raly my cup of te but i realy enjoyed the 180 nose to body twist.
Bart (1369), Vosselaar, Belgium
Sep 2, 2008 Brewed 2006, Darker blond coloured beer with a large off-white head and some light carbonation. Strong light sour sweet malty and roasted aroma. Full creamy light sour palate. Finish is bitter sour malty, roasted caramel touched. Very nice balanced. Superb.
SHIG (1506), Oberoffligen, Germany
Sep 1, 2008 2005 Bottle - my #1500 rating: Poured a deep dark brown with a light brown head. Aroma is strong with dark fruits, woods, and wine characteristic. Taste is nice fruit with a wood bite, finish is dry with a caramel twist. I’m glad I waited for a memorable time to drink this one. This aged perfect in my mind, can’t wait to try versus a fresher one.
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