Amber

Bottle, 5.5%. OK spicy hop aroma with caramelly maltiness. Clear amber colour. Very small white head. The flavour is nicely spicy from the hops. Some caramel in flavour, too.

33 cL bottle, thanks to DSG. Pours slight hazy brown with a lacing white head. Hops fruity aroma. Flavour is caramel malty, light spice note and a fruity flavour on top. Ends fruity and light spiced.

Re-rate 8/30/11: Bottle. Bottled a month ago, bought at the brewery. Clear deep amber with a big beige head. Aroma of fruits, some cereals and a bit of caramel. Sweetish malty flavor with some caramel, a bit of apples, light acidic notes and a tiny bit of cardboard. Finishes with light bitterness. Medium-bodied. 5/4/6/3/11=2.9

Bottle. Deep amber with a medium bubbly beige head. Malty aroma with some toast, a bit of spices and lots of fruitiness - some apples and surprisingly some notes of berries. Sweetish flavor with malt, some fruitiness, a bit of toast, a bit of metal and a bit of yeast. A rather dry finish, lightly bitter and lightly sour, with hints of smoke and hops. Medium-bodied. A bit unusual, and definitely not an Altbier. Not great, but ok. 7/3/5/3/12=3

0.33L bottle. Murky light brown colour with some orange taint. Aroma of malt which gives way to strong aromas which resemble "pomme the Normandie" (An apperitif made from cider and calvados), Behind them a touch of cinamon, amazing. the flavour is dominated by sour apples and the aftertaste is quite sour but not too long. This is certainly not your everyday beer, my compliments to the brewer for making such a wonderfully different and distinct kind of beer.