Draught Very good yellowish dense head on fully hazy orange-ochre beer. Fresh hops, some grains. Huge, persistent head seriously hampers nasal perception. Bitter, hoppy, with a sweet(er) malty finish, that has also a mounting bitter-almondy streak. Common to other Lupulus beers, the beer utterly hides its impressive ABV. Good carbonation, at least medium bodied. Dangerous and intriguing beer, certainly on draught.

5/XI/25 - on tap @ De Trollekelder (Gent), BB: n/a (2025-1087)

Pretty clear dark blond beer, small creamy dense yellowish to off-white head, unstable, falls down quickly, adhesive, leaving a nice lacing in the glass. Aroma: nice, a little dank, some tropical fruits, juicy, citrus notes, some caramel malts, good stuff! MF: ok carbon, medium to full body. Taste: nice, pretty malty start, some tropical fruits, juicy, hoppy, some papaya and mango, good bitterness. Aftertaste: gentle bitterness, caramel malts, some orange peel, fruity, hoppy finish, decent beer!

From tap at De Brasserie, Emmen. Strong and sweet with sugary fruits, spicy yeast, dried stone fruit, malt, some alcohol in the finish. Heavy, sweet, boozy.

Tap at Indewildeman, lunchtime preflight session, in Amsterdam, 26th January 24. Pours golden, white head. Aroma is honey and caramel, hops. Taste is sweet, honey, light caramel, floral, booze. Not bad

Pours slightly unclear blonde. Medium large white head. Scent is mildly herbal, floral, tad fruity, hopped. Malty. Nice and full, whilst not to exhausting or heavy. Taste is full, intensely bitter, rye, grainy, medium body and medium high carbo. Fairly short finish.