Ename Cuvée 974

Brewed by Brouwerij Roman
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Oudenaarde, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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From a 33 cl bottle at home. Pours a hazy reddish bronze with a thick off white head. Malty nose with a hint of banana. Flavors of butterscotch. Highly carbonated and somewhat thin mouthfeel.

Dobre prawie bardzo dobre, ale zabrakło mi tego czegos, harakteru, mocnego smaku i aromatu. Piwo za to ladnie sie pieni, piana gesta i trwala, spore wysycenie, a kolor ladny, refleksy rubinowe i pomaranczowe.

33 cl. bottle @ home, bought online @ Drankgigant. Hazy amber with an off-white head. Malty nose with some hints of apples and pears. Taste is malty with some spices like cinnamon with some caramel sweetness and hoppiness. Medium long slighty bitter aftertaste. Nice beer,

Bottle@home. One finger foam. Goldenbrown clear. Nutty Caramalty notes. Very dry clean taste. Nice.

Twelve ounce bottle from Food N Fermentation. A big active beige head finally manages to subside. Sticky lacing remains. The beer under is hazed copper with carbonation visible. The aroma is spices such as cinnamon and nutmeg with fruit underneath. Those spices are tasted along with yeast. This is a little odd. Sweet malts and dark over ripe fruit. Some pepper is tasted mid glass along with some hop notes. This falls well short of great.

Draft. Small off-white head, clear amber body. Aroma is moderately sweet, berry, some cantaloupe, candi sugar, alcohol. Taste is moderately sweet, cantaloupe, some blueberry. Medium body, low carbonation, some stickiness.

Big bubblegum aroma with a strong vein of green apple. Flavor has cellar notes, wood, rich fruit, bourbon...wait, no...brandy?... and a lightly malty, bready finish. Amber color. Decent. (on tap, the Muddy Pig, St. Paul)

(Bottle). The smell and the taste is slightly sweet but also fresh and tangy with flavors of flowers, fruity caramel and yeast. In the aftertaste there is a lingering mild bitterness.

Tap - average size foamy head, nice medium copper color, sweet malt and Belgian aroma and flavor, kind of a licorice/medicine kind of flavor too

Bottled, 330ml from Burg Bieren, Ermelo, Netherlands. Copper with off white head. Heavy toffee caramel flavours from the off, sweet and syrupy in a big boil of middling malts. Some herby, yeasty flavours find their way through, even a lemony hop note at one point. Heavy Belgian Strong though.