Delirium Nocturnum

had this last night. dark brown in color, a bit carbonated, no head. aroma was uninteresting, but ok. flavor was of wood and carmelized sugar. there was some yucky flavor on the back end that stuck around, which is the same distasteful flavor that has always stopped me from liking this beer.

Pours a dark amber brown with a fairly small off-white head. Aroma mostly of fruits, caramel, chocolate, and malts. Flavour is a bit nutty and malty. Overall quite taste.

0.75L bottle, almost no head and what there is dissapears rather quickly. Murky dark brown colour with some redish and orangey hues at the bottom of the glass. Fruity aroma consisting of melon, plum, and a touch of banana. Flavours of dark dense sweetish bread, brown sugar and just a touch of melon and prunes. Creamy mouthfeel and a bread dominated sourish aftertaste.

Beautiful cherry amber color with a small beige head. The aroma was what really caught our attention - try swirling the contents of the glass at various intervals of the experience. Absolutely no bitterness - creamy mouthfeel...like drinking bananas foster in a glass.

Pours a hazy brown with a modest head with decent retention. Aroma is dark and fruity, overripe banana. Tastes astringent and surprisingly hoppy, more overripe fruit, very assertive flavour. Slightly creamy body, minimal carbonation. Tasty!

Bottle. Pours very dark for a belgium like coffee and a small head. Smells like ripe bananas and carmel. Tastes like ripe fermented dark fruit, like prunes, raisins, cherries, sub-tropical fruits and some hops. Some spicy notes and citrus are hinted. A little taste of roasted sugars or carmel is very present in the aftertaste. Very sticky mouthfeel.

Dark brown with some chunky floaties. Thin tan head, very thin fruity malt aroma. Taste is nice and full though, prunes, sweet malts.

Pours an opaque brownish red, with a thick lasting head. Fruity, yeasty aroma. Flavor is well-balanced with the belgian yeast smoothness balanced with a spicy subtle bitterness. Candy flavored finish, and an all-around pleasant belgian ale. Did I mention the bottle is cool as well?