75cl bottle from the Bier Koning, it was a few years past it’s best before date. From notes from a couple of years back. No carbonation. Golden pour is yellowish. Port in the aftertaste.

Bottle La Trappiste Canterbury. Clear deepish brown with some floaters. Thin beige head. Some sweet malt. No huge hop. Some caramel. Its fine. A sweetish slightly malty belgian ale. Fine if uninspiring.

draft @ Delirium Hoppy Loft \ sampled \ Got this one from an American, beergeek tourist living in Turkey and whose name I cannot recall anymore \ He hated this so much that he tried to exchange this and when he couldn’t he just gave it back and asked for something else, I suggested him Struise Cuvée Delphine by a small Belgian brewery of whom he had never heard of before, I hope that, that one was somewhat better \ He tried to stop me when I wanted to try it but the beer ticker in me has always been stronger than common sense and he pleads didn’t stop me \ It was a slightly hazy orange with a thin white head \ Smells mostly sweet with decent amount of sweet yeast and some malt, I am also getting some caramel, so far from stellar but nowhere near as bad as I feared \ Taste started out with grains mixed in with malts, plenty of caramel before the candy sweetness kicks in which leads into an iron, sweet cornflakes finish as well as some sweet fruits, some definite sugar \ Body is medium and confidently carbonated \ Bottom line this is far from good but for a crappy macro this is good even (it is sold in line with the same intentions as Floris Kriek at the Delirium Hoppy Loft – it is hard to form any other opinion of this one but as a s crappy mainstream beer)

Hazy dark orange with lots of yeast. Smells candy sweet and (Dutch:) Roze kermis zoetstok. Tastes like a hefe weizen, too sweet. No carbo at all, medium body.

Bottle @ home, shared with DutchDrebus. Hazy dark orange, small off-white head. Lots of yeast particals in it. Smell malts and like an amber beer. Medium body and carbo.

Bottled at Pater Marcus, Budapest. Belgian Strong Ale? Mmkay. Poured a bronze body with a small, sligthly off white head that went away fast. The nose is light, sweet maltiness, cherries, some alcohol and maybe chocolate. Interesting but sounds better than it really is. The taste is very light and subdued, some soft cherries carrying some sourness too, a bit of dust.... meh, just too light for its own good.

bottle at hope ... copper ... thin white lacing ... salty spiced yeastnose...bitter fruits ... little dry ... some toffee ... very soso

Bottled(330ml). -Dark amber coloured, medium to big off white head, fruity coriander nose. Fresh and pleasant fruity and spicy taste with notes of caramel and yeast. Soft mouthfeel. I’m very satisfied with this beer.

33cl bottle @ Boysen, Odense. Pours hazy deep orange with a creamy white lasting head & lacings. Nose & taste is Dark fruits & orange, yeast, caramel & liquorice. Super creamy & medium mouthfeel. Pleasant warmth from alcohol. Nice!