Draught. Golden colour with a white head. Sweet malty aroma with some spicy hints. Sweet malty flavour with some yeasty and spicy hints. Malty aftertaste with some bitterness.

A hazy orange beer with a lacing colapsing head. The aroma is hoppy and grassy. The flavor is sweet hoppy with notes of peaches and oranges.

The label looks like police tape stuck on a bottle - Tart aroma, with some hops and spices - cloudy golden with not much of a head - the flavor is extremely hoppy for the style, like a pale ale/tripel hybrid - slight sweetness, some yeast and fruit notes - a unique surprise is lurking in this brew in the form of a black coffee-like flavor which adds a very interesting element to the beer - the hops dominate the finish, but there is a decent malt backbone throughout - I'm not that impressed with what the European microbreweries have done so far, but this is a decent beer - I don't like it as a tripel, but if I put that aside I think it's a quite good - give it time and it will grow on you.

Radek touched the cork lightly and it exploded out of the bottle, putting a dent in his ceiling. With loud noises and swiftly flying projectiles in the air, former Ratebeerian Turbo exited the room with a quickness. The beer did some foaming, but soon settled down. But it was clearly agitated, as evidenced by the chunks of yeast floating around in my glass. The opaqueness set off the straw colour, giving it life. The head calmed down to a thinnish, but rocky formation. The aroma was all yeast, then yielded to spices, alcohol, and a slight hint of fruitiness (cherry). The pale malts on the palate somewhat came off as cloying, with notes of honey, alcohol, peaches, white pepper and yeast. Rough and ready version of the style.