Bottle from Brother David. Sweet and subtle brown sugar and cinnamon. Understated, light and very drinkable for the high ABV.

Great renewable foam. It smells sweet caramel and taste is also very cute. The caramel has its mark with sweet notes of fruit. Hop bitterness is missing.

Bottle at Craig’s. Pours hazy brown, taste is rich and sweet, molasses, light spice.

Specialty beer with yellowish beige, equal, moussy, sticky and stable head and very dark chestnut brown colour with ruby hue, misty. Aroma reveals a strong spicy sweetness of gingerbread, star aniseed, cinnamon and mint, some ’speculoos’ too, chocolate, cloves, blackcurrant, candied cherries, liqueur. Explicit sugary and syrupy sweetness in the mouth, soft and rounded mouthfeel, becoming more spicy but in a ’pastry’ kind of way, with ginger, aniseed and cinnamon impressions, a certain leatheriness and woodiness, resinous, port-like with weak hoppiness in the finish, which is dominated by the lingering initial candi sweetness. Unusual, very sweet but nevertheless interesting. Recommendable for those who enjoy thick, utterly sweet yet rich beers.

Bottle . Pours caramel brown , clear . Small white head . smell is sweet , earthy , caramel , coockies . Taste is sweet , cinnamon , earth , caramel , sugar Too high carbo . Nice

Bottle shared. Gushed a hazy brown with small tan head. Aroma of ripe fruits, caramel, malt, spice and light herbs. Flavor is moderate sweet and bitter. Medium bodied with light carbonation.

33cl bottle courtesy of and shared with Kermis. Gusher. Thin white head. Hazy brown pour. Ok. Pity about the gushing

Een lekker bruin bier zoals het hoort te zijn, met een goede volle smaak eraan.

Belgian brown beer. Has the usual malty and yeasty body, otherwise not very special.

Hazy, dark brown rich red body with a quick head. Sweetish, fruity flavour. Medium-full body. Interesting.