Un Appelke vur dn Dorst

33 cL bottle, courtesy of fonefan. Pours clear and golden yellow to orange with a fully gone head. Mild phenolic apple aroma. Citric to acidic flavour with a mild malty note, slight oxidised, and light bitterness. Ends flat malty.

Bottle: Poured a murky orange brown with a white head. Aroma is soft apple and spice. Taste is a fermented apple which gives way to a sweet sticky caramel. Finish is dry.

(Bottle 33 cl) Courtesy of fonefan. Clear deep golden with a small off-white head. Lightly tart cidery aroma. Medium body with distinct notes of apple juice, lightly sweet. No bitterness. 031008

Bottle, 6%. Weak apple flavour, only a hint, making the beer quite refreshing. Clear dark golden colour, small white head.

Golden orange colour ... light fruit nose ... light tart fruit apple flavour ... no depth but pleasent enough.

(APPARENTLY CHANGED NAME TO "ERPS APPELBIER") Huge yellowish head on peach-coloured beer, full of grey specks and heavy carbonation. Nose of apple(juice) , but also candi-sugar (not added following label). Dry-sweet smell. Taste is bitter - hopbitter, more to the point. There is a retronasal flavour of apples, but very little sweetness. Seems this beer has been very highly attenuated - wonder what the real ABV is. Light spicey finish. Very dry mouthfeel. Beer seems lighter than it probably is. Warming up a vague whisky taste appears. After the cherrybeer, an applebeer. St. Servattumus on an Ephemère tour? Drinkable - and original enough. No oversweet applejuice with alcoholshot.

The aroma is hoppy with strong notes of apples and banana. The color is a hazy orange but it has no head. The flavor is strong of apples and very fresh. The end is like a sour apple, that lingers.