Bottle from Crafty Bottle, Lincoln. Hazy golden colour with a white head. Aroma is fruity, tart, yeasty and rhubarb. Taste id sweet fruity, and light bitter. Medium body.

Bottle at home, golden beer, small head. Aroma is fruit, malt, sweetish. Taste is the same, some hops, not bad.

Bottle from Terre de Boissons Calais and drunk at home. Clear pale yellow colour lasting white head. Some lemon zest sourness on the aroma. Good mouthfeel, good sherbet lemon. A little herb maybe. I liked the lemon and mouthfeel but its not very sour more a citrusy pale ale. Fine.

Bottle from Terre de Boissons Calais and drunk at home. Black beer lasting tan head. Not many esters on the aroma, just a little malty brown malt aroma. To be honest it’s mostly brown malt in the mouth too. A little vinous flavour if you go looking for it. Chocolate brownie flavour. Over carbonated makes it harsh in the mouth. Decent enough dubbel with fine chocolate brownie flavours, not much on the finish. ok. It’s a decent strong brown ale.

33cl bottle from Alko. Poured golden color with a thin white head, large bubbles. Mild spicy, wheaty, malty aroma. Peppery, yeasty, malty, mild spicy notes in flavor. High carbonation, not the easiest beer to drink.

Bottle shared at home courtesy of Mrk. Black with light tan head. Sweet roasted chocolate malts, booze, salmiak, dark fruits, hints of coffee, whiskey, chocolate milk. Big sweet, moderate bitter. Medium body, soft carbonation. Boozy but friendly.

Bottle shared at home courtesy of Mrk. Black with light tan head. Sweet roasted chocolate malts, booze, salmiak, dark fruits, hints of coffee, whiskey, chocolate milk. Big sweet, moderate bitter. Medium body, soft carbonation. Boozy but friendly.

Bottle shared thanks to Mrk. Almost black with beige head. Black currant, caramel, milk chocolate, licorice, quite boozy but not really in a whisky way, more tequila or gin. Light smoke, wood and cardboard. Medium sweet, almost medium bitter. Over medium bodied with slick and dry feel. Quite nice barrel ageing, even though the base beer doesn’t shine through much.