Bottle in Paris. It pours cloudy orange-amber with a thick white head. The nose is bitter-sweet, caramel, earthy, leaf, stewed nectarines and orange. The taste is bitter-sweet, quite malty, leaf, earth, stewed orange and zesty action a touch of spice with a dry finish. Medium body and moderate, foamy carbonation. A bit more malty than I would like, but decent nonetheless.

(330ml bottle from Couleurs de Bières, Montpellier) Gusher. Pours slightly opaque dark orange with a big off white head and lace. Aroma of caramel malt, slight acidic citrus, grain, vague leafy notes, not much. Stale. On the palate, similar with caramel malts, acidic character, leafy, citrus hints, not much to it. Light bitterness and malts on the finish. Must be well past its best. Medium bodied, soft carb. Quite meh, though it is probably better when brand new.