Bottle thanks to Nate at the Imperial Geezer tasting, Borough Market. Smells of rhubarb, hazy red/orange colour, lasting beige head. Some good fruit. Lovely raspberry, grapey flavour. Lovely.

Hazy orange with a medium beige head. Sour aroma with lacto, brett and red sour berries. Sour flavor with sour berries, lacto, brett and wood.

Black with a medium beige head. Sweet aroma with burned malt, coffee and dark chocolate. Flavor had plenty of burned malt, dark chocolate, coffee and hops. Finished dry and bitter. Nice.

Bottled. A pitch black beer with a fast disappearing brown head. The aroma has notes strong notes dextrose, and roasted malt - a bit burnt. The flavor is sweet with notes of roasted malt, wood, destrose, and a bit of soy sauce, leading to a dry roasted and dextrose finish.

Bottled. A hazy amber beer with a bubbly orangey head. The aroma lemon, caramel, and spices as well as light notes of vinegar. The flavor is sweet with notes of lemon, and brettanomyces, as well as lighter notes of malt and caramel, leading to lightly tart finish.

37.5 cL bottle. Pours hazy dark brown with a small tan head. Aroma is caramelish and slight fruity. Mild citric. Fruity and subdued caramelish. Mild lacto and fruity into a dry finish.

37.5 cL bottle. Pours dark brown to black with a small tan head. Aroma is fruity, dark malty and liqourice. Dark and dry malty flavoured. Bitter, dark roasted malty and breadish. Ends dry and dark malty.

Small, disappearing rosy head, over red-orange-pinkish beer. Very fruity, vinous with red fruit, raspberry, redcurrant, brambles and wild plums - just not quite grapes. Definitely more inviting than the homebrew version Valter had me taste some years ago. Fruit returning in force in the taste, but with a point of arachide (fatty acids, a bit?), mushrooms, even slightly truffle-like. Light astringency, and a bit of alcoholwarming all the same. Wow, Valter you’ve come a long way; good to see you going commercial! Grand merci à Jean H. pour la bouteille!

Bottle at home ... deep black... thin lacing ... sweet malt roast ... little licorice ... little coffee nose .... soft roast ... quite fruity ... again a licorice ... toffee malts .... light charcoal ... nice ... tap at de molen ... deep dark roast malt hop nose .... big sour hit .... that wasnt in bottle ... hint of grapes on the dark roast ... deep roast ... deep malts ... 3.4

bottle at home ... from my RBESG 10 haul ... pinkish brown .... sort lived head to nothing not even thin lacing ... soft green grapes ... light sharp nose .... fizzy ... fruit ... again grapes ... definite grapes ... light hop ... light tart dryness... like the description says id go with grape skins ... really interesting ... too fizzy ... I like this a lot... not the best beer ive had .. but its very interesting ... and very unusual ... its odd findign this as a fruit beer as as far as i can see the fruit is Grape... and while it is a fruit beer... i tent to think of fruit beer as cherry or raspberry...