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Gravity at Battersea Beer Festival 2012. Dark gold with lasting small head and good floral and herby aroma. Biscuity body with a faint peach sweetness and a bitter tang.

Bottled. An amber beer with a lazing light tan head. The aroma has notes of caramel and alcohol. The flavor is sweet with notes of alcohol, malt, caramel, and fruits, leading to a dry finish.

cloudyyellow ,smooth white head. bitter citrussy fruity aroma. radler aroma. flavor is sweet bittter fruity syrupy.

Gravity at Battersea Beer Festival 2012. Copper with a small head and floral malty aroma. Lovely crisp body balancing fruity malt with peppery faintly citrus hop bitterness. Very nice.

Bottle 50 cl. Courtesy of yespr. Comes as: "Waitrose Reserve Cider". Pours a clear golden with a white head. Spicy apple aroma. Medium body, lowish carbonation, apple, sulphur and a solid astringency leaving quite some tannins on my teeth. 090212

Gravity at Battersea Beer Festival 2012. Brown bitter, a little malt aroma, beery body, hints of oak. OK but dull.

Aroma, woodness, malty, somewhat whiskey essence, color whiskey like color, lacing head, taste complex, you have to slow down for this one!, spicyness from the barrel aging comes trough slight burn then the maltness comes in the backend, very little carbantion, overall, Nice beer, look forward to trying again!

50 cL bottle. Pours clear and yellow with a small white head. Aroma is crisp citric and apple fruity. Sweet, mild citric, light tartness and towards a dry and almost bitter finish.

33cl bottle Thanks to Bu11zeye...Pour is golden with very minimal head..Nose is apple, citrus,bread...Taste is caramel,earth,bread, apple..Palate is bitter and thin.

Bottled. A golden cider with a thin beige head. The aroma has notes of apples. The flavor is sweet with notes of apples, leading to a tart finish. Thanks yespr for sharing.

Currently drinking while typing. Once poured you are hit by an huge skunky aroma of liquorice, coffee, earthiness, alcohol and deep sugars. The appearance is almost pitch black, with a very slight mahogany colour around the edges with a large fresh brown bubbled but creamy fine wound head retention. Huge flavours in this De Molen, massive liquorice notes and huge coffee flavours that primarily hit your tongue. Also laden with caramel, smoke, espresso style strong coffee, earthiness, well hidden alcohol and a powerful ever lasting aftertaste of liquorice and subtle hops. Great feel in the mouth, feels full, perfectly carbonated for the style and not too heavy considering its massive complexion. Great Imperial Stout, I have never been a massive lover of the style but this REALLY excites me! Go get some!

Straw colored pour. Barely-there white head. No lacing. Smells of malt, slight caramel. Tastes of malt. Sweet with a slight bitterness from all the carbon dioxide pumped into it. Decent, but not the best bottom fermented beverage out there.

clear yellow, smooth white head. aroma is dry, mild, slightly hoppy. flavor is fllowey, hoppy, bitter herbal flavor is wheaty.

Bottle 33 cl. Courtesy of yespr. Pours a cloudy opaque brown with a rough off-white head. Sweet aroma of overripe dark fruit and an oxidized woodiness. Solid body, very low carbonation, roast, dark overripe fruits, wood and a slight tartness. Hardly any hops. A very rustic beer. 090212

12 ounce bottle thanks to Craig. Pours a clear copper color with a large white head. The aroma is sweet citrus with tropical fruit. The flavor is a simple and tasty hop forward brew; pineapple, citrus, lingering bitterness, a bit of biscuit. Very smooth. Insanely drinkable.