Bottled (BS, BB 08/2010). Clear golden color, small steady white head. Barnyardish, grassy nose. Medium-bodied. Foamy mouthfeel. Fruiy and caramelly but same time metallic, hard and dull. Filtered industrial feeling in this beer.

Bottled (from belgianshop.com). Deep golden colour with foamy big white head. Nice lace. Aroma is some grass, fruits, caramel malts as well as some mild herbal notes. Flavour is fruits, some sweet maltness as well as zest and some quite big grassyness in finish. Mild metallic notes as it warms up.

Bottle, Jan’s, Stoke Newington, London. Poured an amber colour with an off white dissipating head. Sickly sweet aroma which permeated into the flavour; which was caramel malt heavy mixed with some canned fruit and yeast notes. Definite acidic tinge to this and as a consequence not hugely enjoyable really.

Bottle. Clear light to medium amber orange color with a average to large, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, off-white to white head. Aroma is moderate malty, roasted, light yeasty, moderate to light heavy toffee, butter, notes of vinegar - red or white wine vinegar. Flavor is moderate to heavy sweet, light acidic (fruit and yeast) and moderate bitter (malt) with a average to long duration. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft. (130308)

Good yellowish-dense head over very hazy amber beer with an olive shine, pretty carbonated. Very yeasty nose, bit of citrus and - cumin? Sweet with both a little sourish (citrussy) and a little bitterish edge. A bit spicey, difficult to say exactly what - coriander? Also a bit of peach flavour. Medium bodied, quite well-filled really, slick. In the aftertaste, strangely a bit oxydized. Pretty standard Bavikhove, nothing bad. Labelbeer from...?