Bottle picked up from Saveur-Biere Webshop, Lille, France, and consumed at home Saturday 17th April 2021 listening to Craig Charles Funk and Soul Show on 6Musicb and then watching Divines in Netflix, we had homemade Salmon Ravioli for tea. Lively almost mahogany in colour with a little glint of scarlet or ruby and an off white head atop. Caramel and wood on the nose along with some dried fruit. In the mouth, molasses, woodiness, the barrel ageing is also showing, dried fruit again, some bitterness, rich malts. Good but perhaps not quite as complex as I had hoped.

12.7oz bottle. Aged a few years so the carbonation has faded, the cork didn't have much pop. Deep, sweet, true to style. The plums work well, accentuating the deep, fruity Belgian yeast tones. Doesn't have quite the mouthfeel of a Belgian, but flavorwise it really nails it. Good stuff.

The pour is a very dark brown almost black. 1"head of off white foam.

A very malty nose. And fruity. Caramel malt with heaps of dark fruits. .obviously plums, raisins with a slight indicator of a possible tart note or 2.

Caramel malt sweetness up front with quite the sharp taste of plums that’s more bitter than tart. I sense some oxidation going on as well. .Cardboard, mild butterscotch.

Close to full bodied with medium carbonation and the alcohol is well hidden.

A slow sipping beer for sure and in general, I like what’s going on. --- Beer merged from original tick of Ovila Abbey Ales Belgian-Style Abbey Quad Ale Brewed with Plums on 05 Mar 2014 at 15:56 - Score: 8. Original review text: I'm having this at room temp. The plum flavour is massive and delicious. Lots of heat at that temp too.

On tap at bier thirty. pours out brown topped with a small head. nose is plums some pit fruit caramel toffee sweetness and a nice malt. Taste is more of the plums plenty of the pit fruit and malty sweetness.

Draught, small stable creamy beige head, deep brown color with dark red hues, aroma of biscuit and hay with some quircky yeastiness, flavor of barnyard ,dark bread, caramel and dark fruits, not too strong swetness .Nice but not sure the plums contribute too much to this overly malty brew.

Draft 12 oz pour at Special Brews. Pours a cola black with an active tan fizz head. Boozy dark fruit aroma. Oaky, dark fruit flavor. Sweet, and definitely tastes as strong as it is. Finishes sweet, and lingers. Pretty good.