On tap in the brewery and in Man in the Moon. Golden orange color with a bit frothy off white head. Strong notes of pineapple and tropical fruits in the aroma, with hints of esters and spices. Flavor is fixed again to sourish tropical fruits and esters but with a good dry finish somehow making one think it to be a "belgian pale ale" type of beer. Always a definate buy whenever I find it in a pub!

Bottle thansk to ?, rbesg07. Alround a great belgiun ale, yeasty fruity esters, banana and plum, spicey dry finish.

<i>courtesy of Per Forsgren/Samuelsson</i> - cloudy orange colour with a little foam formed of big bubbles; aroma of blood orange and candi sugar; a bit oily, sweet and slightly bitter; good malt body; sweetish aftertaste of blood orange and undefined spices

<i>Bottled. </i> Hazy deep golden, fairly brief head. Powerful aroma of bitter orange marmelade and yeast with a medicinal touch. Sweet and solidly malty, rather spritzy with interesting esters covered in salt. Full bodied with a wealth of grassy hops leading to a long bitter finish - De Ranke XX Bitter style. A daring, unusual brew.

Draught at Monks Café, Stockholm. Hazy dark golden with a rich and rocky white head. Dryish and spicy hop aroma with touches of yeast and grass. The flavour starts dry, grassy and spicy but sweetter nots comes throuch of butter jammed oranges and white bread. Hoppy and yeasty grassy and peppery finish with a disturbing note of diacetyl.