 Gusler (2656), Tucson, Arizona, USA
Sep 2, 2002
Deep clear garnet, the head is large, frothy, beige in color, the lace in sheets clinging to the glass. Nose is malt, nutty sweet, grainy, or earthy if you like. Sweet front, the top medium, the finish is nicely hopped, dry, tart, moderately carbonated, a quite decent beer. Ranks #483 on my current 1000 beer master list.
Habanero (471), Tranbjerg, Denmark
Sep 6, 2008 Bottle, pours hazy an brown with a medium sized tan head. Nose of burned malt and yeast. Flavour of spices yeast and with notes of dark fruit. Medium to full bodied.The finish is spicy and with more malt.
Cochomeister (4), valladolid, Spain
does not count  Aug 29, 2008 bottle 33cl. light fruit, quite alcoholic and yeast aroma. large head, and light brown colour.the lacing is good. the body is between red and brown.
sweet flavor, long finish.
full body, flively carbonation and an excellent alcoholic finish.
Straling (21), Amstenrade, Netherlands
Aug 23, 2008 Bottle 33cl.
Pours a dark brown colour, firm head that lasts.
Pleasant aroma of fruit and yeast.
Taste is pretty smoky and a let down on this one, I expected more, the Tripel Val-Dieu is much better.
wyzzywyz22 (327), Wirral, Merseyside, England
Aug 7, 2008 Bottle, Belgian Belly, Manchester. A re-visit to a saddeningly average brew which flatters to deceive. Poured a dark purpley brown colour with a lively rocky beige head. Aroma had some dark fruit, chocolate and yeast, and II’m thinking we’re good to go with a cracker here...Sadly the wheels started to fall off after the first swig. Overtly sweet and too heavily carbonated was my overwhelming impression. The heavy yeast and sugar notes aren’t endearing so this isn’t one I’d re visit for a further try.
Radiati0n (1), Amstenrade, Netherlands
does not count Aug 6, 2008 33cl bottle.
Has a pleasant aroma, taste is rather smokey, almost like a whisky.
An enjoyable beer, but as an belgian beer enthusiast I expected more.
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