This bottle might have been slightly long in the tooth but I reckon it still showed quite well. Quite brown with a thin head, a little darker in colour than expected. Nose shows meaty malts, stinky fruits and hints of spice. Surprisingly dry to taste with salt and spice, and maybe a hint of balsamic vinegar. I’ll put the latter character down to age but I though it complemented the beer quite well. This house is very consistent with its offerings and this beer gives me no cause to change that opinion.

Bottle, 33 cl. (bought @ Willems) Dark redbrown color, wIth a good lightbeige head. Aroma bit dark fruits, caramel a little roasted malts. Mediyum body. Taste roasted malts, caramel, bit sticky. Good bock.

Bottled. Dark nut brown, ultra brief head. Molasses are all over the place. Sugary and supersweet with bold papery malt. Finishes with metal and sticky syrup, but without bitterness.

Bottle @ De Geuzen. Dark red/brown beer, beige head. Aroma of brown sugar, spices (cloves), lots of chocolate, roasted malts. Taste is sweet, chocolate, roasted malts, spices, dark fruits, nice bitter finish. A really tasteful bock. An upgraded version of their Dulle Griet dubbel.