22oz’r from Brewery Creek in Vancouver. Huge brown sugar taste with warming alcohol. murky brown-copper look with minimal head with sweat-sticky mouthfeel with good carbonation. Finish of banana and molasses. touch of bittering but mostly malts. Wouldn’t have guessed it was a ’belgian’ try, as such reminded me of my failed homebrew.

Bottle courtesy of SoLan: pours a dark amber small off whtie head. aroam is lots of malt, slight yeast some cahdi sugar, small dirty hop aroma too. flavour is very earthy lots of malts not much else going on after that.

bottle from mgermani, thanks! really nice dark ruby, brownish color, small off white head. Aroma is full of bananas, bubblegum, and lots of yeastiness. Flavour is very well balanced between the yeasty belgian flavours, and the maltiness. Such a great dubbel, one of the better ones i’ve had.

Pours a burnt-orange amber, moderate tan head. Big banana and bubblegum aroma. Banana, a little sweet toffee, pear and/or white grape juice. Quite sweet, a little syropy.

Pours a cloudy brown-amber with a bit of lacing. Great spicy, fruity aroma - red apples - strong and sweet. What a lovely taste - Dark fruit, good dubbel malting, plenty of hops, and notes of alcohol. Creamy body and great carbonation. Possibly the best R&B beer ever!