 Nate (2204), Indiana, Pennsylvania, USA
Nov 14, 2004
Bottle at Hasselt Belgian Bierweekend. Light malty aroma. Dark brown red clear with thin lacing head. Medium watery body with medium carbonation. Light carbonic burn. Starts with medium sweetness, mild acidity, and no bitterness. Light alcohol. Finish is mild sweet, no bitterness. After is mild sweet and light bitter. OK ale.
yespr (6162), Copenhagen O, Denmark
Aug 14, 2008 33 cL bottle. Pours cloudy to hazy golden brown with an orange glare and a creamy brown head. Dense dried fruity and malty aroma, mild cinnamon/cardemomme spice note too. A bit oxidised as well. Fruity and breadish dark flavour, on the dry side. Shows a bit of spice note again in the flavour towards the finish. Mild liqourice into the finish. Dry and with a little bite. Complex, yet nothing I would return too - too dry for my liking.
daknole (641), Plantation, Florida, USA
Jul 27, 2008 Of all the beers we special ordered from Belgianshop.com this was my neighbors favorite one...and I liked it very much too! Brown pour with a nice big head. Sugar, fruit, malt, molasses all in the aroma and flavor too. Very creamy and no hops to speak of. Nice beer, underrated as far as I am concerned.
larsniclas (2794), Gothenburg, Sweden
Jun 17, 2008 Bottled. Thx gnoff.
Deep copper with a medium, tan head.
Metallic and pretty sweet from dark sugar.
Yeasty flavour with broth-notes.
JK54B (269), Finland
May 28, 2008 Cloudy dark brown beer. Some caramel in the nose. Light brown head. Some hints of raisin in the taste.
Quinten (709), zaandam, Netherlands
May 20, 2008 Dark amber colour, Slightly sweet, malty aroma, Served a bit cold and so a little harsh. Very richly burnt caramel in the taste,
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