bottle from ABCBeers shared with Kermis. Thin off white head. Clear burgundy pour. Nice brew.

22 oz. bottle from Oliver’s Beverage Center, Albany, NY. Nice deep mahogany color thin a tan head that retained well. Served at cellar temperature. Nose is chocolate, burnt sugar, cardamom spice and a very light citrus aroma. Tastes of candi sugar, orange peel, Belgian yeast and strong caramel flavors. Medium in body with light creamy, dry texture (if that makes sense). Overall decent and different.

Bottle - Chocolate, orange, yeast and booze. Jet brown with a little beige head. Chocolate, dark fruit, brown sugar and a sweet mellow finish. I don’t get any orange. An odd but good Belgian.

Brown bottle, 1 pint 6 ounces, from Luc Bourbonnière, drunk with Louise and Luc, savoured August 25 2012; eye: mahogany, clear, no effervescence, a bit of brown head, no lacing; nose: malt, hops, light fruity, light residual sugar; mouth: malt, light hops, light acridness, light fruity, light caramel, finale in malt with light presence of fruits, medium body, below-average carbonation, slightly bitter, lightly sweet, a bit thin; overall: fine FRANÇAIS Bouteille brune, 1 pinte 6 onces, de Luc Bourbonnière, bue avec Louise et Luc, savourée le 25 août 2012; œil : acajou, limpide, pas d’effervescence, petite mousse brune, pas de dentelle; nez : malt, houblon, léger fruité, léger sucre résiduel; bouche : malt, léger houblon, légère âcreté, léger fruité, léger caramel, finale en malt avec légère présence de fruits, corps moyen, carbonatation sous la moyenne, très légèrement amère, légèrement sucrée, un peu mince; en résumé : bien

A dark reddish copper ale with a thick collapsing mocha head. In aroma, sweet candy sugar, very Belgian, with fruity esters and warming alcohol, light cardamom. In mouth, a sweet caramel with burned orange peels, coriander, light molasses, alcohol warmth, a bit thin. Tasted with GRM on August 28, 2012.

30th August 2010
Hazy amber - red beer. No head. Semi soft palate, dry. Mild carbonated bite. Sweet malt with a touch of cream. Minerals and a whisper of orange. Subtle esters - banana and bubblegum. Finishes dry and creamy. Not sure what this is supposed to be but whatever it is - it falls short. Top marks for weirdest beer name though!

Bomber. Deep, dark red with lace. Aroma of tons of chocolate, citrus, orange, spice. Sweet and soft, with big chocolate, spice. A slight tang but no overt orange. Thick and heavy. Too sweet.

Thanks to Ben for hooking me up with this one! Pours a deep amber with with a white head that dissipates slowly to the edges. Aroma has a slight roasted malt with caramel and some candied sugar. Flavor is similar with some roasted malts and candied sugar with a hint of orange peel on the back on the tongue.

Bottle thanks to 5000. Pours reddish brown. Nose of coriander, blood oranges, orange zest and banana. Taste is blood orange, bitter hops, zest and candi sugar. Perhaps some cocoa nibs.

Bomber from Pizza Port Bottle Shop. Pours a dark reddish amber with a slight head. Aroma is malt with hints of chocolate. Med body/mild carb. Darkish roast malt with some zest and a good touch of chocolate. And some citrus.