Bottled. A hazy amber beer with a huge, but due to high carbonation, fast disappearing ornage head. The aroma is sweet with notes of herbs and fruit, a great mixture of both - reminds me of a walk on a warm sunny summer day in southern Europe amongst citrus trees, olive trees, sage bushes, and loads of different other spice plants and bushes. Compared to the aroma, the flavor is boring, it is sweet malty with strong notes of berries, but also with a spicy note of sage and cloves, and the mouthfeel is a bit watery, before a slight alcohol burn end of the experience.

(Bottle 75 cl) Dark brown - almost like a Dubbel, almost. Unclear with a gigantic, rocky head. Very delicate, almost perfumy aromas. Lots of fruity esters - citrus - and perhaps some caramel. Surprising light body - almost watery - but still manages to appear perfectly balanced. A very quaffable easy-to-drink beer. 100498

<i>Bottled, thanks Bov!</i><br /> Cloudy ammber with brief, cloudy head. Orangey aroma. Dusty, dry and fruity. Medium bodied with soft, rounded mouthfeel and notes of red berries. Discrete but complex.

25 cL bottle. Pours dark and hazy brown with a small off-white and creamy head. Fruity yeasty and sligh breadish/caramel malty aroma. Sweet and berry fruity initial flavour. Mild herbal and malty too. Lasting berry fruity impression. Nice brew. Lingering fruity and light finish.

Bottled&#64;Fonefan. Deep amber colour, mediumsized beige head. Aroma is yeast, fruits, raisins and some mild sourish wooden notes. Flavour is quite sour wood, some yeast and caramel. Also as it warms up a bit it gets quite sweetish fruity. Nicely balanced.