A not inexpensive acquisition of a 33 cl bottle from Belgian Happiness. But at the high abv, I had to try it. And this coming from a Belgian style brew, quite unique. In honor, I have my Trappistes Rochefort glass prepared for this tasting. The pour is an inviting dark caramel brown, much like that of a Struise Pannepot, with a minimal, but steadily recharged, skim of light tan foam. I get a nose of dark plums, dark bread and hard candy. And now, ultimately, I lift the glass for a drink. And my first comment is: Wow. It’s like a supercharged quad running on nox. Stewed figs, dark cherries, whole grain bread, raisins, perhaps a touch of chocolate, red licorice, malt and toffee. I am a bit stunned thinking the alcohol would overwhelm. While the booziness is obvious, it lurks in the background. For me, it all works. White Pony can push the envelope and this time they did in the right direction. No quintupel style as yet, quadrupel will have to do. This is high on that list.