 kempicus (192), Wellington, New Zealand
Mar 8, 2008
I was surprised by this, i’m not a big fan of spiced ales, if i want to drink christmas cake i’ll liquidise one but this was good, it’s definately a ’mood’ beer and i was in the right mood for it. It’s spicy but not over the top spicy and instead of a harshness that sometimes comes through with less accomplished examples this is deliciously smooth. my only minor critisism is that it could possibly do with more body but other than that a great beer.
Kiwi_Jonno (56), Christchurch, New Zealand
Sep 14, 2008 500mL Bottle. Reddish/brown beer with an average size head but extremely short lived. Cloudy beer thats not much to look at. Strong aroma of malt, spice and fruit. The taste follows suite, with a warming alcoholic presents. Very sweet ale, intense but slightly short finishing. Almost Belgium-like with a fruitiness and spice like a Dubbel.
whiterabbit (12), Australia
May 8, 2008 This brew is exactly what it says it is. Smooth and Spicy. Pours a chocolate colour with beige head. Finish is sweet and spicy with a hint of coffee. Highly recommended. Just had it with a curry and it complemented it beautifully!!
KimJohansen (4299), Copenhagen V, Denmark
May 1, 2008 Hazy brown with large beige head. Sweet aroma with loads of spices. Sweet spicy flavor with notes of roasted malt and caramel. Ends sweet.
joergen (6529), Frederiksberg, Denmark
Apr 28, 2008 Bottle.
2006-edition.
Clear orange brown coloured with a huge and lasting off white ehad.
Sweet and spicy aroma of caramel, cinnamon, nutmeg and fruits.
Sweet and spicy flavour of caramel, dried fruits, cinnamon and nutmeg.
Spicy finish.
yespr (6943), Copenhagen O, Denmark
Apr 27, 2008 Papsoes mystery blindtasting beer #6. Pours hazy brown with an orange hue and a dense, lasting and tan head. Solid spiced aroma. Flavour is smooth caramel malty with a solid yet nicely complimenting spice flavour. Ends with a light acidic spice flavour.
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