Süßer, stark hefiger Beginn wie bei einem extrem starken (aber nicht alkoholischen) Weizenbock. Ausgewogen, fast etwas zuckrig, balanciert, intensiv, vollmundig. Saubere Sache! 12/12/11/14//13

Draft @ ACBF 2012: dark red fruit/brown/amber with a huge creamy tanned head, smells heavily of syrup, concentrated caramel, syrup hops, liquorish, lots of gummy bears, spirity but pretty much no booze on the nose, taste is heavily sweet at first lots of syrup, grenadine, cowberry jam, concentrated caramel, very sweet spices, sweet wheat, lots of gummy bears, aftertaste is an initially heavily surprising burst of booze, very boozy, this is like drinking liquor & stronger even, not very beer-like, think direction of spirit’s, not like for instance the DB XI is, touch cowberries jam in the finish, small sips only, body is quite thick syrupy, jam-like, it is highly questionable a lot of people could finish a 33 cl. let alone a 75 cl. bottle of this, most had difficulties with their sample’s and were splitting it, the booziness of this is questionable but I for one liked the sweet syrupy nature of it, the booze I am less sure about but this was a very insane beer, people had mixed feelings about it, as far as the 75 cl. bottles are concerned, given the price I would never consider & people who say that it needs aging, I don’t fully believe, not sure what people expect the aging to do with this, given the price, I doubt I will ever find out what aging does to it, I though it was a very interesting experiment, it does lean closer to experiment than anything fully consumable, there will be divided opinions but given how many people bought this & that many are looking for it & it sold out very quickly out at, at least one place for a very nice surplus price, financially it was a success, although some people seem to be already abandoning the path that things are taking here but more than enough are still enthusiast

Draft. Holy cow. Hazy amber color, massive head. Aroma of pine resin and ultraconcentrated fruits, holy cow. Taste is sticky sweet at first, then just sticky. Tons of pine trees and fruit. Holy cow!

From tap. Pours clear and golden deep amber with a small tan head. Aroma is spiced, light phenolic and caramelish. Thick malty, light mineral note, smooth alcohol, thick caramelish, sweet and mild yeasty fruity touch. Smooth and thick malty finish. Surprisingly wellhidden alcohol into the finish.