Tap at À la Mort Subite. Aroma is candied sugar, caramel, fudge. Taste is sugary, caramel, metallic, just a touch of Lambic left. Medium carbonation. Useful to get a Faro tick, but not more I guess.

[9/18/15] Draught at Mort Subite in Brussels. Clear orange. Aroma of some funk, fruit, some sugar. Sweet flavor, mildly sourish, with mild funk, fruitiness, some sugar. Light-bodied. A decent Faro.

At Mort Subite, Brussels. Pours clear amber brown with a medium white head. Aroma of cheesy lambic, light funk, tart light fruits. Flavour is moderate sweet and sour. Light medium bodied with light moderate carbonation.

Keg at a la mort subite. Pours clear golden amber, nose is sugary, light horseblanket, taste is dry, funky, quite sugary sweet.

At the Mort Subite café in Brussels, where this brand is obviously cultivated to a high degree, seen the history behind it. Thin, snow white, quickly opening but still fairly stable head - the fact that this even has a head to begin with, reveals that it is not ’home made’ like faro should be in its authentic form. Deep, clear, pretty orange blonde colour. Aroma surprisingly still shows quite some lambic funkiness and complexity; hints of orange, artisanal cider, peach, sherry, dry white wine, wood, wet leather and hay. Soft acidic taste, citrus peel touch, mitigated by candi sugar sweetness as expected, caramelly too, sourish ’drought’ does continue though, paired with somewhat sticky, but not too disturbing ’sugariness’. Not the most authentic faro, that much is clear, but it does retain a certain lambic character more so than most other ’industrial’ bottled faros.

On tap at Mort Subite, Brussels. Pours a clear coppery color, topped with a very small white head. Mild soury aroma, grapes and a hint of cellar aroma. Taste is sweet and fruity, with mild soury notes later on. Nice and enjoyable, easily drinkable.

Draught @ Mort Subite, Brussels. Pours brown with a light brown head. Aroma is light sour, sugary, little tart fruit. Flavor is light sourness, white sugar, fruit, apples. Medium body, soft carbonation. 310714

Draught at A La Mort Subite. It pours clear amber with a small beige head. The nose is tangy, caramel, raisin, dried cherry, soft sugar and apple. The taste is sweet-sour, wood, apple, pear, ice tea, tangy and toasted sugars with a dry finish. Mediumish body and fine carbonation. Balance is pretty good actually, not as sweet as I expected. Solid faro.

Pours copper small white head Smells somewhat sweet Small carbo Bit cherry- aspects in the taste . Brown sugar Dry sourness in the back