On tap and part of a flight in ’The Trappist’ Brugge on 30th Nov 2015. Pours a bronze/copper colour, clear too, decent white head. Hops rule the smell, piny aroma really. The taste was hop bitter and again, piny, not overly powerful but dominant all the same. OK.

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Orange to copper in colour. Aroma is slightly metallic with some piney, resinous hop. Flavour is also on the piney side. Pleasantly bitter though with some caramel maltiness trying to get through.

Pours copper, clear. Good and stable white head. Hoppy smell, intense, bit pine, some woody notes too. Taste is Fairly bitter , pine, not very intense but nice in taste. Afterwards, there is a bitter punch in the aftertaste. Even though intence, its not in your face though. Seems like it has ’faded’. Beer is still very fresh though. The way to describe it, would be to think of a very bitter beer, and cancel out the bitterness, and going straight into the fading of that bitter taste. I wonder how this happens in beer. Appart from that, its agreeable. Tastes like a very weakened , used-to-be-intense IIPA somehow...