75cl bottle @ Belgium. Shared with Ronnemos1. Pours dark amber copper with a small head. Vinous. Dried fruit and lots of wood and tannins. A touch of red wine with a pleasant tartness from the barrel which reminds of of something flemish. Charming. Warming alcohol. Long finish.

ruby colour, large, creamy beige-ish head; aroma and taste of dark chocolate (dried) sour cherry bonbon, dry red wine, some marzipan, prune and roasted notes;excellent, as always

The latest one so far in this great series, aged on wine barrels (Bordeaux I presume, but the label does not state it explicitly). Thanks Craftmember for sharing! Moussy, pale yellowish beige, shred-lacing, opening and eventually almost dissolving head, deep dark bronze-brown robe with vermillion glow, misty at first, deeper hazy with sediment. Rich bouquet of cassis, blue plum, blue grape, rosé wine, black cherries, toffee, tawny port, oak wood and 'vanilla', pecan nut pie, Belgian chocolates, candi sugar, hemoglobin, brown bread, pistachio, glazed pear, butterscotch, bourbon. Candi-sweet onset but not cloying, lively sweet fruitiness with thin sourish edge, ripe plum, fresh fig, blackcurrant, ripe black cherries, pear; medium carb, rounded, lean, vinous body. Brown-bready and toffeeish maltiness, growing red wine vinosity and mild fruity tartness, clearly 'grapey' but with bourbon-like sweetness and caramelliness following too; gentle but clear tannic woodiness, warming port-like alcohol and lingering 'dark' fruitiness (plum, cherry, blackcurrant), making for a long, complex, almost 'juicy' finish. A wonderful 'bière de provision' once again - even better than most of its predecessors for me. Masterfully done.