33cl bottle @ a metal shop in Vosselaar with different label that had a viking in a bog with ’beer for metalhead’ description. Bière ancienne selon la recette gruit. Couleur dorée/orangée, col blanc. Arôme houblon, herbeuse avec le Myrica Gale aussi connu sous nom de Gale odorant, Myrique baumier, Piment royal ou Bois-sent-born qui donne ce côté typique à ce breuvage quoique ce dernier reste un peu faible. Malt aussi à noté et reste modéré. Une bière qui se laisse savouré et dont l’ajout de cett fleur suave un peu de tomber dans la banalité des ales belges. Levure et sucre avec au fini une touche de houblon citronné ainsi que un profile grains et malt.

Pale golden rather hazy body. Cream white head, which gives a rather nice lacing. Aroma of orange, sweet honey and an herb (guess we found the bog myrtle). Some peach juice and unripe chilli pepper. Slightly sour nose. Flavour is sweet spicy, with a slight hoppy accent. Pronounced malts. Again the bog myrtle comes through nicely, giving an interesting and fresh touch. Sticky mouthfeel. Long finish, reminds of heather honey. Nice and interesting. (from 33cL bottle)

Bottled. Slightly cloudy, strong blonde beer, seems quite a bit like a spiced up tripel. Fruity aroma, crisp taste. A bit of fruity sweetness, but not too much, leading to a good, dry finish. Good hop taste, plus herbal flavors from the myrtle, but not really bitter. Interesting, though one is enough.

330 from Bottle Barn in Santa Rosa, CA. Pours dishwater gold with a foamy 3.5 finger white head. Aroma: bog myrtle. Been there before. Wouldn’t have known the name without help, but the aroma is familiar. A Bon Secours I think. Medium body with lightly foamy carbonation. The flavor is like weird blueberry with wood. Odd flavor aside it’s pretty drinkable. Much better than the other version I had. It’s a bit sweet and gingery, but that’s good considering the base flavor. You should try it. If you go back for more, you may be weird.

Bottle. Golden colour with a white head. Aroma is ginger, mat, yest. Flavour is ginger, yeast, hop, spices.. Medium body. OK beer.

Bottle. It pours a hazy, orange body topped by a nice, off-white head. The aroma is flowery and gingery, rather boring, but far from bad. It’s a tad better than the flavor, which is sweet and fruity with flowers and a certain acidic touch. Lemony hops towards the finish. Medium body, nice carbonation level. I like it, but it’s too special to be a favorite. 100326

Bottle from Dranken Geers, Oostakker, Belgium, consumed at home 04-07-10 Pours hazy golden orange, aroma is a little pond weedy but there is a little sweetness. Soft in mouth a little bitterness and a sort of lager/pilsner type nod, its refreshing, finish is a little dry, very little spiciness and nice once in a while to encounter something at this strength. A6 A3 T7 P3 Ov13 3.2

Bottle. Golden beer with a big cream colored head. Malt and yeast aroma with herbal notes. Yeast and sweet malt flavor with light caramel and orange. Medium bodied. Sweet malt and yeast lingers with light spice and light fruitiness.

33 cL bottle, courtesy of KimJohansen. Gusher. Pours hazy orange with a lacing white head. Aroma is fruity and spiced. Sweet and sticky. Spiced, cardemomme and cinnamon like with a mild citric touch - bog myrtle no doubt.

Bottle @ Heeren Van Liedekercke, Denderleeuw. Pours a hazy amber color with a small off-white head. Has a fruity malty spicy and slightly herbal aroma. Fruity malty slightly sweetish spicy hints. Has a fruity malty spicy finish.