Bouteille 33cl, BB 04/2017, light gusher. Couleur cuivrée, col jaunâtre, finement crémeux. Arôme de levure, herbacé, fruité noir rappelant la prune, sucre caramel. Palais est de suite pris par les quasi 12% de cette bière qui restant néanmoins agréable. Caramel, sucre brun. Pointe de chocolat. Palais sec - grains, léger fruité se dégage et oscillant vers le raisin sec, la figue et le pruneau. Le tout colle légèrement aux lèvres et parvient à garder une pointe houblonnée en bouche. Malt reste dans un style belge, pâle cara.

33 cl bottle @ home, BBE 04/2017
Aroma is malty with milk chocolate and some raisins. Flavour has dark fruits, raisins, burned sugar and dark berries. Foamy and rather slimy palate. Alcohol lurks in the background but does not disturb. Sweet and smooth.

Squat little 33cl bottle, courtesy of sebletitje, pours with a dark amber body that supports a fairly tight tan head of foam. The aroma offers up malts, slightly roasted malts and a firm degree of finely chopped nuts. Behind those notes are murmurs of sweet dark fruity esters. The taste however seems to be dominated by smooth sweet dark fruity esters like brown sugar “dusted” cherries, prunes and dates. It then flows smoothly into malty notes and some nuttiness toward midway. In the background is a bit of spicy black strap molasses and hints of chocolate malts. Nice sipper that seems like some age will do it well.

G U S H E R (no surprise there). 33 cl. bottle @ home procured from Willems. BBF 04/2017. I must say that I find it quite sad that most of the reviews on here for this brewery seem to be fake ones ~ if the brewer himself has no faith in the crap which he puts out what should I think of it? Anyway these guys appear to be a new Italian brewery which has chosen to contract brew at ‘t Gaverhopke a brewery famous for making horrible infected beers which somehow are regularly exported to the States. Now sure why they picked these guys, there are good breweries in Belgium. This beer also promotes itself as Belgian, has a horrible Xerox-quality label & intended to be sold in the states. I am completely lost now. Murky brown ruby with a quickly fading beige head. Smell is plastic, overripe red fruits, gelatine candy, rotting herbs, old leaves, light rutting nuts,… Taste is sweet liquorish, candy syrup, light bitter plastic, old leaves, coca-cola, sweet herbs, branches, slightly rotting, light old brown nuts,… odd bitter plastic, herb, sweet syrup & slightly warming finish. Brown sugar and less carb. body. Eh if these guys will do go good business, that will be pretty depressing to be honest. What is a teppist??? Ugh...

Clear brown colour, creamy yellow head. Malty aroma, yeast, caramel, light candy and candy sugar. Sweet malty flavour, caramel and candy sugar. Sweet finish, malts and caramel. Not bad, but not overly exciting either.
((From 75cL bottle shared @ ZZT-ish VIII / BBT I. Thanks for sharing, Countbeer!)

Bottle @ BBT. Hazy copper colour with a medium sized white head. Smells coffee, oatmeal, malts, herbs, nice. Tastes coffee, roasty, chocolate, herbs. Full body, soft carbo.

Imported from my RateBeer account as White Pony Teppistenbier (by White Pony Microbirrificio):
Aroma: 6/10, Appearance: 3/5, Taste: 5/10, Palate: 3/5, Overall: 10/20, MyTotalScore: 2.7/5

27/VI/13 - 75cl bottle from De Hopduvel @ Klaas' place - BB: V/17 (2013-579)

Little cloudy deep red brown beer, aery light beige head, little stable, non adhesive. Aroma: overripe fruits, bit spicy, caramel, something nasty, rotten, sugary. MF: ok carbon, medium body. Taste: caramel, sugary, some banana, bit smoky, bitter, rotten fruits. Aftertaste: unpleasant bitterness, caramel, sugary, banana, alcohol noticeable. We were with 5 experienced beer drinkers, and nobody finished the bottle, notably the first beer of the evening. You know, when people are still thirsty for more.