Delirium Nocturnum

Bottled: Roasty nose with caramel and sour milk notes. Caramel followed by sour milk and bitter hop notes. Quite empthy end. Unbalanced.

Bottle from Dilly Deli. Poured clear brown color with an average frothy off-white head that mostly lasted with good lacing. Moderate complex tart citrus yeasty aroma. Medium body. Moderate to heavy bittersweet yeasty flavor with a moderate bittersweet finish and small alcohol bite of moderate duration. Good brew.

Had this beer at Sharp Edge. very smooth for a belgian with nice dark color. and modest amber head. I would say it was a little weak in taste . It finished very clean but the dark brought little in flavor.

Big head that lasts and laces. Smells of burnt malt and bready yeast. Well balanced bitterness and smooth to drink. Heavy mouthfeel.

Nice looking bottle... Mahogany colored brew. Very complex taste, lots of different flavors that change as the beer warms.

Pours deep amber with a large tan head that quickly diminishes and has almost no lacing. Nose is faint caramel, dust, allspice, white pepper, alcohol. Very slight caramel malt flavor, mixed with banana phenols, segues into a dry, peppery finish. There are complex sour notes. Faint smoky flavor in the finish. Rather watery mouthfeel. All of the flavors are very understated. Everything improves as it warms. I did not enjoy my first taste of this, but it grows on you.

Bottle: Nice looking beer dark brown color wtih an off white head that retains. Initial taste is very smooth with low carbonation. Second taste almost tastes like aluminum would (maybe the glass). Then it is followed by a wonderful savory banana carmelish aftertaste.

Draught sample at a beer festival in kibbutz Ma’abarot, May ’08. Dark brown color with a medium, rather stable, beige head. Aroma of malt, caramel, some pleasant roastiness, fruity notes and chocolate hints. Sweet flavor with roasted malt, notes of coffee and caramel and some fruitiness. More yeasty and drier towards the finish. Medium-bodied. Nice.