Struise Rosse

33cl bottle. pours amber, thin off white head. Aroma is malty, sweet caramel with some floral hops. Taste, malty, oat, light dark fruits that reminded me a lot of CCB Maduro. Light malty profile, medium carbonqtion, fibnish had some light spices and citrus hops.

Bottle. Brown, red, pink with a small head. Aromas are light berry fruit with floral notes and peppery, earthy hops. Flavours are sweet malts with Vimto and yeast. Soft spices and dry on the finish.

roasty, nuts, watery beer which disapointed me. nothing like pannepot of the sturdy (struise) brewers

Pours red side of copper. Aroma is sour fruity and yeast. Taste is medium sourness, lots of yeast, toffee sweetness, fruits and sugars. A dry bitter finish with a little sourness. A very good intruiging well flavoured ale.

Bottle. Murky looking brown beer with a strong head. The aroma is gently malty and spiced, and the flavour is roasted with a hint of chocolate coming through. Overall a nice beer.

courtesy of Greg Gaughan; 2007 vintage - pours a fully cloudy copper-orange colour with a giant and creamy beige head; aroma of tangerines and caramel along with some undefined spicy notes; soft yet tasty mouthfeel, quite sweet with a hint of acidity; very low bitterness and a respectable malt body; long aftertaste of bread and honey - solid and charming

Bottle at Monks Cafe in Stockholm. Poured a hazy golden liquid with a medium foam, had some yeast at the bottom. Looked very appealing. It had a smell of orange and other citrus fruit, a bit "stingy" on the nose. The taste surpised me at first, it was sour, sweet and fruity with hints of druid orange. Very interesting beer and I enjoyed it.

Hazy amber body, with a small head. Aroma is spice, sourness and hops. Flavor is berries, hoppy and dry.