Verhaeghe Duchesse De Bourgogne

Best before 17-03-06. Hazy brown pour with a fizzy tan head and a little spotty lace. Cherry and vinegar on the nose. Slightly spicy and sweet I just cant seem to get past the vinegar flavor. Notable oak & cherry flavors. Not too tart

Very nice! Cloudy brown color with a white head. Aroma of yeast, spice, cherry and vinegar. Taste of cherry, spice, vinegar. Just a bit of tartness.

25cl, from De Hopduvel Gent, complex, yet refreshing, clear, good head, good brew

on draft at naja’s. pours ruddy brown with little head. aroma is tart cherry with a hint of vinegar and spices. mouthful is tart and full of fruit and spice. finnish has a bit of vinegar to it. very nice sipping sour

The aromas are of sour cherries, ceder, and spices. A hint of sourness at the front, but a good amount of sweetness balances it all out. Lightly carbonated, which is a good thing. Flavors of caramel, allspice, over ripe cherries, bananas, sherry. Very nice. Would make a great dessert wine alternative.

dark red/brown pour with little head. Interesting taste that feels like it starts with a lambic-like sweetness and then shifts gears to a tart sourness. Very enjoyable.

Bomber. Pours a lovely brown color with a medium-sized tan head. Aroma is Belgian funk with grape/wine notes thrown in as well. Flavor was mostly the same, though I also detected some dark fruit (cherry, plum, grape) with a wonderful dry and tart finish. Excellent, excellent sour ale.

Bottled. Watch the pressure--when I unwired the tin cap and removed it, the cork came out on its own (probably a tad too warm). After the explosion, it poured medium brown, with a nice tan head. Vinous nose, with notes of hoarhound. The flavor was malt, grape, oak, and cherry and had a nice tartness to it as well as a fine dry finish.