33 cl bottle @ home. Clear copper to amber color, average sized thick white head. Smell light to moderately malty, some fruits and lightly hops. Taste malts, overripe fruits, some alcohol. Low to medium carbo and body.

clody brown, smooth white head. smooth fruity aroma, yeasty, belgian. flavor is belgian, fruity, malty. pretty well blended.

Bottle 33 cl. Courtesy of Pinball. Pours a cloudy golden with a creamy and lacing off-white head. Fruity, phenollic aroma. Medium-bodied, fruity and caramellish, brown sugars and heavy yeast and phenols. A little licorice too. Very subdued hops. 030711

Draught @ ZBF 2011 (zythos beer festival), Stadsfeestzaal St.-Niklaas, St.-Niklaas, Belgium.Clear medium yellow amber color with a average, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, toasted - caramel, malty, light to light moderate hoppy. Flavor is moderate sweet and bitter with a average to long duration. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft. [20110305]

From tap at ZBF2011. Pours clear and golden deep orange with a small white head. Aroma is light roasted malty and slight breadish. Sweet, fruity, caramelish and slight phenolic yeasty. Ends medium dry and roasted malty.

On tap at Colchester BF 2011. amber colour thin off white head. Some estets some sweet fruit malt. A little basic in terms of belgian ales. Some candy sigar. A bit sweet overall. I expect a bit more I suppose from myBelgian beers.

"Specialty Grain" stuff always gets me interested - it could be an amazing mix of flavours never before seen in a beer, or it could be some awful dumpster garbage that people pass as "artisanal" and thus deserves to be revered as you’re trying not to vomit! Thus, the challenge is to find the middle ground, and as of yet, we need to ask if Bioloo deserves any accolades. Pours very nice with murky orange and a big head. Aroma has heavy lemon accents, slight malt and syrupy sugar notes. Taste is an interesting mix of hops and a kind of barley grain with a huge perfumy alcohol aftertaste. Plenty of lingering alcohol and hops on the tongue, with a few soft malt hints, and it’s got a decent complexity. Yet, it’s hard to tell what the "specialty" grain is: it just has plenty of different regular flavours showing up at unique times.

Bottled (from beerplanet.be). Amber colour, mediumsized off-white to beige head that leaves some lace. Aroma is slight bready malts, some grains, mild wheaty notes as well as some spices. Flavour is being quite much the same. Hides the alcohol very well.

Bottled (Beer Planet, BB 02/2012)
Clear amber color, good cloudy off-white head. Aroma is woody-grainy (spelt) and hayish hoppy. Bioloo is a bit alcoholic, mouthfeel quite watery for this ABV. Flavor is perfumic, dry fruityness, a bit yeasty with grainy maltyness. A ok.