0.33 l bottle from 'Biermuda', best before January 2020. Clear, golden amber with a thin, frothy, almost stable, white head. Slightly sweetish, moderately fruity and slightly herbal-grassy aroma of lemon, pineapple and a touch of honey. Moderately sweet, slightly bitter, quite fruity and a bit herbal-grassy taste of lemon, pineapple, elderflower and some honey, followed by a short, moderately bitter, slightly herbal-grassy finish and quite dry finish. Medium body, slightly effervescent mouthfeel, average carbonation. The name 'Bock' is quite misleading, its Belgian origin cannot be denied, but it's a nice thirst-quencher, way hoppier than expected.

Bottle [thanks to RW80] @ home. Hazy yellow color, average sized white to off-white head that lasts for a short while. Smell and taste lightly malts, a bit grassy, lightly some herbs or spices, a bit herbal bitter finish. Decent body and carbonation. Quite ok.

Süß alkoholischer, mild hopfiger Antrunk. Die Süße bleibt lange konstant, Nuancen von Honig, weich karbonisiert, süffig. Mild herb, geringe Bitterkeit, spritzig. Süßliches Finish. 9/8/8/8/9/8

Blond colour with light haze and quick fading head. Aroma and flavour have some slightly toasted cereals. There's a peppery bitterness that grows in the finish.

0.33 l bottle from ’Biermuda’, best before May 2019. Mostly clear, golden amber with a medium large, frothy, slowly diminishing, white head and quite a few floaties. Sweetish, floral and slightly fruity aroma of lime blossom, honey, orange peel, peach and some pineapple. Moderately sweet, slightly bitter, floral, grassy and slightly fruity taste of lime blossom, honey, lemon peel, pineapple and some hay, followed by a medium long, moderately bitter, dry and grassy finish with a yeasty touch. Medium body, rather effervescent mouthfeel, average carbonation. Quite interesting, refreshing and not overdone.

Bottle, courtesy of Koelschtrinker. Pours dark brown with a medium foam and some retention. Aroma is coffee and green peppers, roasted malts. Body is medium and pretty sweet, but still having that coffee bitterness that beer usually doesn’t have. Carbonation dampens sweetness quite well, making this surprisingly easy to drink. Softly sour, too.Still the balance does not quite work out. A good stout, but with some possible improvements.

33cl bottle. A slightly hazy golden beer with a mid-sized most good lasting beige head. Aroma of green hops, plants, tea, spices. Taste of plants, green tea, grassy hops, yeast.

Many thanks to Erzengel for sharing! A slightly hazy golden beer with a mid-sized most good lasting white head. Sweet malty aroma, honey, sweets. Taste of green tea, honey, herbs, lime, sweet malty finish, quite interesting!

0.33 l bottle from ’Biermuda’, best before December 2018. Minimally hazy, golden amber with a large, foamy, stable, white head. Sweetish, yeasty-spicy and slightly herbal and a bit fruity aroma of peach, clove, hay, gooseberry and probably hemp. Slightly sweetish, yeasty-spicy, quite herbal and a bit fruity taste of clove, hay, hemp, gooseberry and some peach, followed by a short, moderately bitter, rather herbal-spicy, yeasty and slightly grassy finish. Medium body, rather effervescent mouthfeel, average carbonation. The hemp is easily detectable and adds a refreshing twist to an otherwise rather ordinary Ale.