Bottle. Amber color. Aroma: slightly sweet, malty and bready. Taste: fruity, a mixture of malts, bread crust, a little spicy and herbal.

Bottle, 650 ml from Svijet Piva, Zagreb. Shared with Miro and Kova. Pours cloudy yellow with white head. Yeasty, malty, spicy, light fruitiness. On the sweet side.

Bottle at Au Trappiste, Bern
Hazy golden color, small head. Sweet aroma, some vegetable soup too in it, celery. Good body strength, dry mouthfeel, the malt is not expressive, but it has enough spice character; strong bitterness; it still has traces of vegetables in the final.
Not fully convincing.

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Bottled 650ml. -from Svijet Piva Zagreb. Orange/golden coloured, small to medium sized white to off-white head, dusty fruity nose. Sweet malty, fruity (oranges dominates), yeasty and light alcoholic with notes of over ripe fruits. Mild spicy touch in the finish.

Bottle, 7%. Hazy amberwith big white head. Aroma is malt, fruit, yeast, spices and banana. Flavour is malt, fruit. yeast, spices, wheat, little banana, little sweet, little dry and medium bitter.

Bottle. Deep golden colour with an off-white head. Aroma and flavour is apple, malt, hop, yeast, fruit, pine, tropical fruit. OK beer.

Bottle from May 2011, Batch 2 that I found hiding in my cellar. I do not have high hopes for what age did to this one. Aroma is fairly fruity with a lot of overripe stone fruit, pear and red apple.Medium honey notes with some lighter pepper and grains of paradise phenolic notes. Light caramel and toasted bread malt notes. Pours a hazy, copper orange with a medium sized, fairly thin head that recedes pretty quickly to the edges where it lingers for a bit. Flavor is moderately sweet with quite a bit of honey character. Moderate notes of overripe stone fruit, pear and red apples. Faint grain notes of toasted bread, caramel and rye. Medium light bitterness and no hop flavor. Light phenolics. Hints of alcohol in the finish with lingering honey and red apple. Mouthfeel is medium bodied with medium carbonation. Low astringency and low alcohol warmth. Overall, a pretty over the hill beer. The honey notes from oxidation are showing strongly, but there is not any paper/cardboard character. Quite a bit of fruit character, but the malt notes have faded. As it warms, I pick up more bread and toast notes. Phenolics are complimentary and kept in check.