Bottled 330ml. -from Ambasada Zagreb. Murky brown coloured, small to medium sized pale beige head that went away fast, malty spicy nose. Sweet malty, caramel, dried fruits, spices, slightly sugary and and some alcohol with rather sweet finish.

Pours mid brown; looks murky dark brown in the glass. About one finger of wide bubbled scarcely persistent head. A good mix of intensity and depth in the aroma: sweet sugary (brown sugar) and caramel base, a vinous sherry-like feel, dark-dried fruits, hints of licorice and spiciness. Taste is pretty sweet upfront, with a light sour touch too, but excessively and strangely dry/astringent in finish and aftertaste, with an off the beat bitter reminiscence. Aroma notes are still there, but they are overwhelmed by that feeling. Medium to dense bodied, actually quite light for the abv, with almost no carbonation. Feels too thin for such gravity. Possibly something wrong with this bottle, but it definitely didn't meet my expectations.

Was expecting a slightly different pannepot here, but this is actually rather different! Some acidity to this, lots of spices and lactose note. Odd, and I definitely prefer the pannepot way more. Interesting though.

25 April 2023. Bottled: 9/12/2020. Aroma of diluted caramel, ruby port, prune, brambleberry, fig, wood, wet cinnamon. Taste has sweet-sourish brambleberry, blackcurrant, bit lemony almost; malty base of diluted caramel, vague toast, herbs. Herbal hops in the finish along with sourish dried fruits, wood & ruby port-like alcohol. Medium body, thin oily texture, soft carbonation. Well, the proof was in the pudding: Pannepeut is not really fit for ageing; effectively losing weight but also strength. Still enjoyable, but feels a bit like a diluted Pannepot.

Original rating: 29/12/2021. 6/8/9/8/9=8.3. Bottle from Struise Shop. Bottled: 10/7/2020. Hazy dark brown, thin, frothy, tan head. Aroma of date, fig, ripe plum, pear, red apple, syrup, caramel, 'Ersatz' chocolate, peanut, brown rum. Taste has sweet date, pear & red apple in a caramelly, (diluted), milk-chocolatey body with some nuts & herbal bitterness. Earthy, herbal hoppy finish, roasted edge even, more dried fruits, liquorice and warming brown rum-like alcohol. Full body, oily texture, soft carbonation. Elegant, rounded Quad, but less complex than the Pannepot.

0.33 l bottle from 'Sterk Avondverkoop' as 'Pannepeut', bottled in January 2021. Clear, deep ruby with a thin, frothy, slowly diminishing, beige head. Sweetish-malty, gently fruity, a bit yeasty aroma of molasses, raisins, prunes and some caramel. Quite sweet, malty, gently bitter, rather fruity and slightly yeasty taste of raisins, prunes, molasses, caramel, nutmeg and clove, followed by a long, quite bitter, gently boozy finish. Medium body, gently effervescent mouthfeel, average carbonation. Tasty, albeit a little harsh brew, one of the lesser beers from Struise. Definitely prefer Pannepot over it.

Donkerbruin bier met weinig schuim. Smaak is warm en krachtig, licht bitterzuur en ietwat fruitig met iets van rode bessen en wat bramen. Heel anders dan de meeste quadrupel bieren.