Bottle thanks to savvy1982. Pours with a mostly clear golden body with a fading off-white head. Not amber at all in color. Aromas of cornbread, grain, sweetness, biscuit and a berry fruitiness. Flavors of of over sweetened cereal, wheat, corn, rotten fruits, cornbread. Lively bubbles. Medium dryness. Slight stickiness on the aftertaste.

This ale poured a clear, deep orange colour with a fast, tan coloured, creamy head. To the nose there are scents of ripe apples, light vinegar, bread and sweet malt. First swig was smooth with a slightly thin mouthfeel. flavours of lightly roasted malt and toast. Finish is malty with a ending of very light, bitterness.

bottle pours light amber with a tall off white head. Aroma is noble hops and grassy malts. Flavor is rich pale and caramel malts, bittersweet with a toffee bite. Clean finish with little to no hop character, just mellow malt sweetness all the way through.

341ml bottle from mullet2007; Nose of yeast, caramel, and some weak flowery hops; copper with a medium beige, glass-lacing head; flavor has caramel, light hop bitterness, pepperiness, and weak fruitiness;finsih has a trace of hops and fruit.

Dark orange-amber ale, well carbonated; small, quite irregular yellowish head. End of bottle fully hazy. Very oxydized malt-cookies nose (no BBD visible), faint chocolate and pineapple ester. Again oxydized cookies taste, malty, some soft-vegetable flavour, maybe a bit grassy. Chocolate (not bitter) and almonds flavours; faint sourish edge, especially retronasal. After some time, a bitterish flavour vegetable-like, comes on. Soft MF, bit cobwebby, not very big body. Tastes as rather aged beer, but having no indication of its age, remains a bit of mistery. Thanks, Stefaan, for this quite unusual beer.

Reddish amber. Sweet with aromatic crystal malt flavour. Toffee finish with low bitterness.