7th Feb 2015: Brugge Beer Festival. Golden pour from the tap, white topping (just about). Bog Myrtle? Spicy, floral and herbal nose with a mild yeastiness in the background. Taste is maltier than the aroma hints at, finish is more bitter: decent and different.

Helder geel bier met weinig schuim. Smaak is bitter hoppig bitter en licht zoet met sporen van anijs en een kenmerkende kruidige aparte smaak van waarschijnlijk gagel. Al met al een goed bier.

11/10/14, 33 ml bottle @ Bles Bierhappening. Hazy yellow colour, Malty spicy smell. Taste is bitter, spicy, I would say light pepper. Aftertaste light bitterness

Hazy pale golden colour, two finger frothy white head, recedes to a thick layer, good lacing. Aroma grapefruit, lime, yeast, hay; taste fresh sweet and bitter, touch of citrus sourness, chalk. Medium body, oily texture, average carbonation, finish has more bitterness and distinctive sour citrus and herbal notes. Peculiar beer but quite tasty. --- Beer merged from original tick of Bufo on 12 Sep 2014 at 20:05 - Score: Appearance - 7 | Aroma - 7.5 | Flavor - 7.5 | Texture - 7 | Overall - 7.5. Original review text: Hazy pale golden colour, two finger frothy white head, recedes to a thick layer, good lacing. Aroma grapefruit, lime, yeast, hay. Taste fresh sweet and bitter, touch of citrus sourness, chalk. Medium body, oily texture, average carbonation;. Finish has more bitterness and distinctive sour citrus and herbal notes. Peculiar beer but quite tasty.

Hazy yellow. Aroma is malty, sweet with light fruit, citrus. Flavour has a light tartness and plenty of citrusy fruit. Very refreshing.

Commissioned beer spiced with bog myrtle, which was commonly used ages ago. Has received a loyal following throughout the years especially among metalheads, I have no idea why. Snow white head, misty golden blonde, yellowish colour. Very sweetish spicy aroma from the bog myrtle, accents of banana, caramel, cinnamon; fruity taste with powerful spiciness coming up quickly, sweetish, almost medicinal, herbal hops in the end. A beer that separates itself from most others and that in itself is at least interesting.

Organic beer tasted both as Bufo and as Belval. Creamy, yellowish white head, cloudy golden blonde colour. Aroma of straw, nettles, green apple, lime zest; taste citrussy, dried fruits, grainy, finishing in grassy hops without becoming really bitter. I have all sympathy for the club of nature lovers who commission this, but this is not too well-balanced - ample room for improvement, let’s put it like that.

33 cl. bottle split with Kogymo. Procured @ Willems. Clear apple golden with basically no head. Nose is intensly herbal, herbal garden, lots of what I assume is Bog Myrthel, very typical. Carbonation is totally out of control, this beer just explodes in your mouth once you take a sip, weird and not beneficial in any way. Taste is same odd bitter herbal, plant-like nature with aspirin & lousy BE slightly boozy apple juice & sweetener taste, medicinal almost in its herbal nature. Okay, somewhat interesting but the base & the overall taste are not really my thing.

If funky beer is your thing, you may find this an interesting change of pace. Murky golden/orange with a lot of carbonation. The Bog Myrtle gives this a bitter herbal taste, and the finish is more bitter (kind of nasty).

Troebel geel bier met gemiddeld schuim. Smaak is enigszins apart, licht bitter en licht zuur, kers, citroen. Blijft lang hangen. Eenmaal aan de smaak gewend een goed te drinken bier.