Liefmans Goudenband

Bottle. Poured a ruddy color with a nice tan head. Aroma is somewhat vinegary, with alcohol, sour cherry, and a bit of must. Tart flavor, with some sweetness, and earthy as well.

Beautiful ruby brown with a disappearing off-white head. Aroma is fruity, with raspberry and cherry notes, and filled with good caramel and bready malt. Just a little dusty funk.
Flavour is sweet and malty with fruit, tartness and some funk.

Not to my special liking as i am not into this style. But being fair it is a well crafted brew very complex. I have heard this is the bases for many of the Belgium beers that fruit is added to. Just not a fan of those but can appreciate.

12.7 oz bottle, 2006. Hazy dark caramel with a dusting of white froth. Nose is sour, sweet cherry with apricot, toffee and wood. Light and juicy with a tingle. Taste is muted cherry, apple and wood with touches of cinnamon and funk. A nice, easy-drinking, mild sour.

5/28/08: Bottle.
Sweet caramel, nut and alcohol nose. Body is a ruby brown with an almond colored head. Slight lace. Flavor is slightly sour and acidic. Fruit (prune, lemon, green grape) with a caramel malt sweetness.

This was a good and complex beer that poured a dark brown and a tartness that was very good and acidic with a hint of cheeries.CHEERS!

A nice sour ale. Aroma was incredible. Strong vinegar. Smelled like I was dying Easter eggs. Pour was a nice deep brown with a one finger off white/near tan head. Taste was nice and sour. Strong vinegar and acidic flavors with a hint of sour cherries and funk. Not much carbonation and dries the mouth after the sip. With a little more carbonation this would be a 4.

Geproeft in Kroegske Emelgem . Een fruitg aroma met een zoete vanilleachtige basissmaak waarbij een toetsje sprankelende zurigheid aanvoelt. Een zeer diepe smaak die van dit bier een der beste van zijn soort maakt.