A dark brown beer with a light brown head. The aroma is slightly fruity with notes of alcohol. The flavor is alcoholic, fruity, sweet with only a very slight bitterness - it also has an orange note.

(Bottle 33 cl) My version with red label and 7% ABV. "Heavenly"!, was the first word that came to mind while sipping this letting the flavours hit my palate. Evoking sentiments of chocolate and surprisingly even more licorice. A dark and full-bodied beer and a very classical Dubbel indeed. 200394

<i>Sampled draught at Man in the Moon, Stockholm.</i><br /> Dark brown. Sweet and sugary. SOme very light roastiness and fruitiness. Clean mouthfeel. Dominated by sugar, sugar, sugar and sugar. How come I used to like this beer? <br /> <i>Old rating: Bottled.</i> Very dark brown. Lightly herbal aroma. Rather dry, lightly roasty. Stylish and pleasant, a touch vinuous and rather clean. Complex, yet restrained with some salty licorice in the finish. &#40;84/4/8/4/14&#41;

33 cL bottle. Pours dark murky brown with huge creamy light brown to slight grey head. Vague aroma, slight malty roasted with some minor fruity yeast notes. Sweet malty flavour with fruity yeast notes. Softly lingering into a slight bitter finish.

Dark brown, yeasty, with dark fruits and pears on the palate.