 Odeed (1666), Bakersfield, California, USA
May 5, 2008 (big thanks to footbalm for the hookup)deep dark brown with a thick light brown head.i get nice webbing on the glass as it sits.aroma is allspice,alcohol,belgain yeast and brown sugar.flavor boats what the aroma does.well balanced beer but a bit bland.
pantani (1895), Salinas, California, USA
May 5, 2008 Dark brown, nice tan head. Aroma is oak, yeast, caramel, spice Taste is yeast, oak, light vanilla, light caramel which is blinded by the yeast.
IrishBoy (2686), Bakersfield, California, USA
May 5, 2008 750 ml bottle from Footbalm; Nose of Vanilla, dark fruit, and some light oakiness; hazy brown with a medium, glass-lacing tan head; flavor of chocolate, vanila, fruitiness, and som ewell covered alcohol. I like the regular Pannepot much better!
hunter18 (3), Laren NH, Netherlands
does not count  Apr 30, 2008 Nice dark beer with excellent flavor. toasted, roasted, burnt, nutty, Light brown
tertons (74), East Providence, Rhode Island, USA
Apr 27, 2008 Updated: Oct 6, 2009A dark brown belgian ale full of aroma representing oaked age and sweet malty fruit. Taste is full of bite in the use of bready yeast, soury sensibility, and woody brown sugar. Char is noticeable from the calvados barrels. Great retention and full head. The best of the three Pannepots.
akevitt (97), Valhalla, Minnesota, USA
Apr 18, 2008 Thanks to olso2116 for sharing this treat! I had been rating for about a month when I had this beer, so my notes were a bit skeletal. The beer was hazy dark brown with an ample amount of tan head. The aroma was complex, with some spices, mild sweet fruit, and alcohol. The flavor was similar, but I also picked up on some mild oaky sourness, along with something that I couldn’t quite put my finger on... It might have been cardamom. Definitely would like to try again.
yumyum (118), barrie, Ontario, Canada
Apr 9, 2008 Updated: Apr 13, 20082006 dark brown with creamy beige head Aroma complex, vanila, slight fruitiness, The flavor also has a lot going on. Sweetness of a caramal, slight woodiness and fruitiness. Very flavorful beer. One to sit and savour. Alcohol provides a warming sensation but doesn’t disruspt the taste. Very nice
DSG (1501), Tel Aviv, Israel
Apr 1, 2008 (3/4/08) Bottle shared with some American guy whose name I can’t remember at Kulminator in Antwerp. 2006 bottle. Very dark brown, almost opaque, with a medium beige head. Vinous fruity (raisins, prunes) nose with malt and hints of yeast and alcohol. Sweet flavor with malt, caramel, dried fruits and hints of wood. A semi-dry finish with some spice and alcohol. Medium to full body. Great stuff.
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