beerdad (33), Kansas, USA
Mar 27, 2008
Bottled. Local store actually still had some of this. Pours dark amber. Light tan head. Aromas include plums cherry and yeast. Flavors to match with smoked malts and alcohol present on the tongue. Unibroue does another bang up job with this product.
 lampeno_420 (263), Zeeland, Michigan, USA
Jul 20, 2008 Thick yeasty pour from the get go. Deep orange in color with a billowy white head. A little spiced with surprisingly drinkable qualities for being 10%. To bad its a one timer, very nice summer relax beer.
mar (518), Dallas, Texas, USA
Jul 19, 2008 bottle thanks to dyetube. murky brown pour with a nice thick off white head. belgian yeast and spices with a slight sour scent as well. very much a belgian brew with the spicy flavor and that yeast. easy on the palate with an easy carbonated finish.
aubreya (653), Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA
Jul 17, 2008 The color was golden/orange. The head was creamy, off-white, and thin. The aroma was distinctly belgian yeast, dry, alcohol, and malty. The flavor was sweet/dry, alcohol, crisp, spice, and belgian yeast. The palate was thick-bodied and well-carbonated. The finish was warm.
emacgee (976), Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA
Jul 17, 2008 Got at a Southern Season. Pours a dark hazy peachy amber. Two finger creamy offwhite head. The nose is very Belgian, fruity, some pepper, light alcohol, estery, definite house yeast characteristic, light acidity. The flavor is lightly acetic, cherries, barnyard, fruity, a little warm, Belgian characteristics. The mouthfeel is lively and warm with light acetic notes. Finishes warm and fruity.
Lowe1983 (730), Fairborn, Ohio, USA
Jul 17, 2008 Pours a copper color with an off-white head. Aroma is of oak, yeast, spices, dark fruits, and a hint of lemon. Flavor is strong of spices, lemon, and yeast right away. Plenty of carbonation. Slight warming on the finish
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