Finally found my rating for this one, from April 2013. Enjoyed with a fish’n’chips at the bar. Pours an amber red colour with a white cap and minimal lacing. Berry nose with mild malts. Becomes stronger as it warms up, almost syrupy. Subtle cherry taste at first, but with nice roasted malts, caramel and hints of nuts in the finish. Mild hop grass in the aftertaste. The berry flavours come out with time. Not as sweet as you would expect. Mild cherry scent and taste. Stronger tasting fruits than their Frambozen.

A reddish copper ale with a thin pinkish head. In aroma, sweet cherry puree with grassy hops and rather Belgian character. This comes out more in mouth wiith candy sugar and cherry, coriander, not bad.