Clear amber with no head. Aroma had loads of anise. Flavour had apples, anise and fruity notes. Finished sweet.

Bottled@blindtasting at fonefan. Golden colour, no head. Aroma is farmyard, fruits, mild apples some wood and mild barnyard. Flavour is earthy and mouldly along with some apples, malts and hops. Tastes like a cidery saison.

Bottle 75cl. @ IT blindtasting. [ Bottle #20. ]Clear medium orange color with a small to average, frothy, fair lacing, mostly diminishing, off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, sweet malt, herbs, stinging nettle. barnyard notes. Flavor is moderate sweet and light bitter with a average duration. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft. [20100612]

Bottle. Almost clear golden colour. Very small white head. Yeasty and sourish aroma. The flavour starts off with an OK smoke note. Has a little strange sourness as well. Drinkable, but probably infected.

Exuberant, lightly yellow-coloured head, leaving rings of lace over hazy yellow-orange beer with mossy and amber reflections, faraminously carbonated. Malt and vegetable/greenery nose, bit spicy in the finish. Spicy-(black)peppery flavour, with oak, oxydized malts and again unidentifyable greenery - no doubt the nettles. Extremely lively carbonated, bit buttery feel amongst all the spritziness. Medium bodied. Meaty esters in the aftertaste, warmed up a bit. Oxydized notes (for a beer, given good for another 2 years) are annoying. Some people might decide this beer is fizzy... I would wish more small, artisanal brewers would try to excert a little more control over what they’re doing.