Mort Subite Kriek

Bottle. Sweet-tart cherry with hints of yeast and mustiness. Brick red color with moderate pink head. Slightly sweet black cherry flavor with typical lambic hints of yeast and mustiness. Really enjoyed the cherry flavor.

Bottle ordered at L’ Absinthe Cafe in Paris. Pink with a thick head. Nice smooth cherry taste with little carbonation. Very very drinkable if it didn’t cost 6 euros.

Bottle. Dark burgundy with an off red head. Aroma is mostly funky cherry and yeasty. Light and sweet in taste, this can best be described as that it’s similar to NG Belgian Red.

Bottle: Purple red, with a medium, slightly pink head that quickly vanishes. Faint nose, some red berries and sweetness. Taste is good but not great; sweet, fruity and refreshing. Somewhat one dimensional and flat.

Pink/red in color, light rose head consisting of large bubbles, frothy consistency, well carbonated. Aromas of yeast, strong breads, metal, and only hints of cherries. Flavors of sugars, sweet cherry syrup at first which blends into a strong tart cherry finish that tickles the back corners of the mouth. Wonderful lacing leaves a good looking empty glass. I wish that I had more experiance with Lambics to I could better compare this beer, and rate accordingly.

Bottled:
Nice cherry aroma without any artificial componentes as chapeau or lindemans. Sourly cherry flavor, but cherry flavor is very decent. No artificial almond notes. Quite nice.

I expected more from this, it wasa little underflavored. But it has a nice looking and did not stop to flow until I served it.

Brilliant cherry red with a thick pink head. Slightly musty with a baked cherry pie nose and slight citrus. Med body with light sweetness that is not cloying. Not very complex but very yummy. Nice basic cherry flavors and light lemon. Not much else, but hell of a nice quaffer!