Bottle (purchased at the brewery): literally black, small but persistent tanned foamy layer; dark dried berries in the aroma, underpinned by a distinctive sourish roast-malty bitterness; soft MF, light bodied, moderate bitter-sweet flavour, mainly dry; bone dry, ashy roasted bitter finish. A good, well crafted Porter.........

Bottle (purchased at the brewery): Orangey coloured, hazy, some floaties visible, small off-white head, sticking to the glass; sweetis fruity nose (oranges, orange-zests) - like in Belgium - with some bitterness acting in the background; medium-bodied, moderate sweet-bitter flavour, sorrounded by a light acidity; zesty, fruity, tart and bitter finish. a good ale in the belgian tradition...........

Bottle (purchased at the brewery): Hazy, pale golden coloured, smaller off-white head, that quickly vanishes; intense "Belgian" fruity nose: oranges, orange-peel and coriander with a discreet sourness; light to medium bodied, fresh sweet-tart flavour; lemony traces in the sourish-tart finish. O.K., a very refreshing wheat-beer............

Bottled (Thanks GarethYoung!). Small head, hazy brown colour. Aroma is plum, flowery hops and some malts. Flavour is the same along with some big acidic notes. Also some yeast, bread and slightly smoked notes can be found.

Bottled
Hazy nut brown color, small white head. Yeasty, slightly toasted, chocolaty, a bit bready aroma. Yeasty ... did I already say yeasty? Some sweet roasted malts. Very difficult beer to rate.

Bottled. Cloudy dark brown. Sweet, rather yeasty and fruity. Medium-full bodied with caramelly roasty malt, some melon, some soap and a whiff of smoke. Fairly clean mouthfeel. Salty finish.

Bottle at home ... Deep dark black ... coffee with light woody smokey nose ... tinge citric in initial hit (bit of shock) ... then more rounded cocoa ... chocolaty ... light roast malt but there is just a light sourness throughout that just not quite right (im not sure its meant to be there) coco linger quite aq while. NIce but not sure at best. I have 2 more bottle i hope may give a better idea. more info soon :-) ... Bottle 2 (3 being given away) Much less citric, but still there a little. all round better for it but basically the same 3->3.3

Edinburgh beer festical 2007 ... Deep black ... smokey malt nose ... chocolaty malt ... smoooth smokey malt ... rich linger with little bitterness .

Golden Orange colour... light hoppy fruit aroma ... wattery ... grassy hops ... little grapefruit ... no real depth. ... 2.6 cask at caley ... light hazy amber ... soft sweet resiny summer fruits ... light oily body ... soft fruits ... juicy fruit .. light summer fruits ... nice if a bit pealy wally ... 3.2 cask at cloisters ...amber/copperthin white head ... sweet juicy fruit hop nose ... soft mellow toffee malts ... quite biter ... hint of nuttyness (tweaked recipe) 3.3 cask Quadruple yellow hammer ... golden amber ... small white head ... big dry zezty lemon hop ... soft toffee nose ... sweet fruits ... apricots and toffee ... juicy fruits .... 3.6

Deep red brown, smokey malt nose, quite fizzy in mouth feel, lots of malt and rich fruit (blueberries?) very complex