bottle at home ... golden copper ... huge off white head ... soft sweet roast malts ... light bready nose ... soft fruits ... ligth fizz ... deep rich raisins ... mostly just rasins ... and not much else ... raisins raisins raisins and sultans.

Fig nose, subtle. Clear brown, medium head. Mildy sweet, malt forward, low fruit flavor. Medium body, slight tang.

Bottle from Hop-Head.dk. Clear dark reddish brown with a lasting beige head. Aroma is sweet, malty, caramel, dried fruit and yeasty. Flavor is quite sweet and moderate bitter. Dry and moderate bitter finish. 151212

Bottle. Dark brown with big beige head. Aroma is malt, yeast and dark fruits. Flavour is malt, yeast, medium sweet, dark fruits, plume, hop, little bitter, raisin and notes of berries.

0.75l bottle from CrackedKettle. Been savoring this for a while now. It immediately after popping the cap fills the air with a sweet light dubbel-yeasty aroma. It pours a heavy cloudy dark amber-brown body with a really good looking big dense and heavy lacing light beige head. As mentioned the aroma is really present in this one - even if it's almost as good as fridge-cold. Fruity and sweet with a clear acidic twitch, sticky raisins, really malty and quite delicious. In the taste I get first a sweet malty base with chocolate hints and some acidic touches, then it gets a bit more yeasty before it continues with lots of sour green gooseberries, oxidization , banana sweetness, a soft gentle hint of red wine vinegar and a little bit of mossy wood and alcohol. Not to sour overwhelming or anything, but there is a soft sour cream-like flavor in the finish that I'm not sure it should have been here. Still, I fancy both that and the beer itself. Cheers Jeff! 11.09.2012

Draught at the Ginger Man, Manhattan. Dark brown color, tan-brown spongy small head, caramel-chocolate aroma, hoppy sour taste, medium carbonation, long finish. Nice beer.

Bottle, 22oz, at RBNAG-11. It pours an unclear, light amber color and a small, off-white head. Lightly sourish nose, with a refreshing scent of berries. Some maltyness in the back. Berries, dried fruits and maltyness in the flavor, lacking on complexity. Full-bodied, pleasant carbonation. A decent one, but rather boring, I see no reason to buy this instead of a top notch Belgian dubbel. 111015

75 cl bottle @ O’Hara’s Freehouse. Rated on 18.02.2011
Aroma is sweetish with caramel, chocolate and brown sugar. Flavour has some dark fruits, caramel, toffee and some brown sugar. Too sweet and not good.

Hazy amber with a white head - malts in the aroma along with some fruits - malt taste with some caramle in it - ok

Bottle at RBNAG-11. Red amber colour with a beige head. aroma is sourness, fruit, caramel, spices, malt. Flavour is sourness, fruit, caramel, spices, sugar, yeast. Medium body. Nice beer.