thirdeye11 (466), Texas, USA Nov 10, 2009 Updated: Nov 11, 2009( 750ml bottle HUGE thanks to ericandersnavy) Pours very cloudy orange with great head and lacing. Nose of cherries, oak, alcohol, grass and spicy hops. Taste of spicy yeast, creamy, tropical fruits. This beer is extremely well carbonated. The ONLY flaw is a little sweetness is lacking. Aside from that this beer is near perfection. bleeng (592), Spring near Beersel, Texas, USA Nov 6, 2009 Bottle thanks to ericandersnavy at the Oct Houston RB tasting. Lemony and tart, a bit sweet and nosey. Dry and bitter and very drinkable. MaltOMeal (651), Land of Sugar, Texas, USA Oct 30, 2009 bottle. Thanks to ericandersnavy who shared it at the Houston RB Tasting in October. Pours a cloudy, pale amber with almost no head. Nose is of yeast and lemon. Taste is also yeast and lemon. Mouthfeel is dry as hell. doublea (16), , California, USA Oct 19, 2009 Served on tap at O’brien’s TION night in a 5oz taster. I regret not getting more!
Really tastes like I expected. Color is on the darker side of straw/gold, with a small white head. Taste is light oak, Belgian yeast, fruits, earth. Vinne should brew this more often than once in 23 batches..
drfabulous (1220), Columbia, Missouri, USA Oct 9, 2009 Oak. Sweet yeasty taste fills the glass. Some banana. Rich, full bodied taste. Fantastic. Fratto (690), Arlington, Texas, USA Sep 23, 2009 Bottle from ericandersnavy. A little oak with some slight citrus. Hidden alcohol is masked very well. Good flavor. Ungstrup (15001), Frederiksberg, Denmark Sep 18, 2009 Bottled. A hazy amber beer with a thin orangey head. The aroma is very fruity, with medium notes of alcohol, and lighter notes of malt, caramel, and brettanomyces. The flavor is sweet malty with notes of fruit, alcohol, citrus, lacto, and brettanomyces, leading to a dry alcoholic finish. Thanks CaptainCougar for coming to Denmark and sharing this. BuckeyeBoy (1645), Boise, Idaho, USA Sep 15, 2009 Bottle Pours out a straw topped with a off white head. Aroma was of sweetness a light oak and the belg yeast. Taste more of the oak and yeast. Along with a good malt with some citrus. Bih thanks to Toby for this gem.
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