Red-brown / chestnut colour with a good, irregular yellow-brown head. Lactic nose, sour, wood, slight saccharine smell, aroma of old Burgundy. Extremely vinous character, dark fruit, red grapes flavours. Medium body, dry, very tanninelike, long lasting main taste. Excellent oud bruin. Mixture, original or labelbeer? Great find, Lachesis.

Bottled at LC-RBM. Aroma of cherry and very fruity. Chestnust red, beige head, good lace. Sweet & sour, gin, fruit, peppery, woody, port, light dry. We didn’t know which brewery but it did remind us of Duchesse and now I see why.

No#37. Aroma is sour, with some nuttyness coming in with fruit. The taste is similar with the sourness having a nice sweetness cutting through it making it very well balanced.

Sampled at the LCBM 2005
Sour wooden aroma, earthy strawberry notes. Red colouring, low ead. Berrylike and wooden flavors -balsamico, light belgian yeast funk. Medium to light body. Lovely.

Sampled at Low Countries RBM 2005.
Thin light tan head, unclear amber reddish body. Sourish cream and berry aroma with a sweet malty middle. Flavor of berry and malt with a nice sourness and notes of joghurt as well. Not the typical sour ale, but still smooth, soft and tasty.