650ml bottle from Canada Craft Beer Club Complex aroma with raspberries, honey, bread, spices and pears. Foamy average head on golden amber and clear liquid. Taste is honey, raspberries, bread, pears and a bit of clove. Slight herbal hops as mild and dry final. Very honey and fruity profile for a Belgian Ale. Pleasant and tasty but yeast characteristics are lowered by the adjuncts. Belle complexité olfactive avec des notes de framboises, de miel et de pain au premier nez. Par la suite de légères épices dont le clou de girofle et la cardamone ainsi que des notes de poires. Une mousse crémeuse de moyenne taille couronne le liquide doré tirant sur l’ambré et assez clair. L’attaque est très miellée avec les framboises en accompagnement et les notes de pain, de poires et un peu de clou d girofle en sourdine. De très légers houblons herbacés s’amusent sur une finale sèche et douce. Profil très fruité et miellé. Le côté négatif : la levure Belge ne ressort que très peu et son effervescence trop douce pour le style. Très plaisante.

Bomber from Total Wine in Sacramento, CA. Pours dark gold with a slight white head. Raspberry aroma. Med body or so. Flavor is raspberry, but I'm getting honey on my lips. The bitter is from raspberries. The malt seems a bit wheaty. There may be a yeast/spice thing - hard to be sure. Decent drink.

Bomber from Total Wine in Sacramento, CA. Pours a somewhat ruddy brown with a transient, slight tan head. Aroma of bourbon, treacle and darker fruits. Med body at least. Flavor went bourbon, cherry, bourbon, treacle, and bourbon again. Wow. There's heat, but the kind that hits the nose from the inside -not so much in the mouth. Mostly this is bourbon/cherry/wood with the heat maybe holding down the malt. The flavor combo is wow! Pretty strong flavors. Quite an unusual combination that works really well. Highly recommended.

Bomber from Cap Tap. Pours dark brown with a tan head. Whiskey wafts from the pour. Not sure about coconut, but it sure smells like chocolate and rye. Med + body. There's a bit of heat, but not annoying. Flavor is earthy chocolate and rye spice; I think there's also wood and coconut, but the other flavors are so strong that it's hard to be sure. Ok. With a little time there's some coconut. This is fairly dry and rather earthily bitter. Nice.

Tap at The Davis Graduate. Pours translucent gold with a beige head. Aroma of citrus and tropicals. Med body or so. Flavor has rather roasty malt - APA thing. But the mixed fruit flavors help with that. Reasonably dry and nicely bitter. Decent IPA.

On tap at the brewery. This was one of the better beers I have had from these guys...going back over a decade. Clean flavor profile. Clear orange-gold with moderate white head. Bright fruit and slight pine in the aroma. Not too bad.

16 oz can from Westholme Stores, Goring, as Deadicated Amber Ale. A attractive golden tawny colour with a tight cream head; caramel aroma with a touch of herbal bitterness; smooth caramel taste, but lacking the expected sweetness; and with a pleasant herbal bitterness leading to a biscuity finish with a touch of spice. Rather good.

Bottle. Amber beer with a cream head. Big estery aroma with yeast. Fruity ester flavor with yeast and light spice. Medium bodied. Fruity esters linger with yeast.

Poured from 750mL bottle. Hazy golden yellow with white head. Mild Belgian yeast with sweet apple flavour and light spice.