Dark ruby, with a medium lasting off-white head. Caramel, molasses, syrup-y aroma. Very sweet with a tiny grain/grass note.

Very small yellowish head over very dark red-brown to black beer. Rich chocolate nose, quite sweet , praliné filling, slight touch of liquorice and brown sugar. Fruity, Traubenzucker character; very sweet, even less liquorice and more sugar. Quite fizzy, cola-like MF; obviously light in alcohol but quite some restsugars, higher sugars, etc filling in. A good table beer for children, better than what most Belgian warehouses fill their crates with.Earlier Rating: 3/12/2004 Total Score: 2.9Beautiful red-brown; slim beige head, fast dissipating. Nose of raspberry jam, chocolate cake, brown eggbread, just a bit of malt,... In fact, excepted the bacon and the coffee, it smells like the whole coffee table. Quite nice and appetising. The taste brings one back to reality. And yet - it has an initial Coca-Cola sweet-sourness, with just a touch of hoparoma retronasal. Mouthfeel - ah, yes. It IS a tablebeer, after all. Velvety, let's say. Actually - I think this is great - in its style. Now this one, one can rear children on to become beertasters.

A deep red beer with a beutiful though disappearing brown head. The aroma is sour from the use of brewing cereal, with notes of licorice, straw, and some sweetness. The flavor is nicely sweet with notes of licorice and brown sugar. But the body is thin.
Earlier Rating: 1/25/2004 Total Score: 3
Pours dark nut brown with a fine though collapsing tan head. The aroma is very sweet with notes of liqurice and sourness from the brewing cereal. The flavor is very sweet with notes of liqurice, straw, and underlying notes of sourness from the brewing cereal. The end is slightly bitter and dry - rather bitter for the style.