Bottle at Pigs Ear BF. Chestnut colour with thin beige head. Some very nice malt fruit here. bit over carbonated, but I like the clean malt, some syrupy alcohol, but good.

Bottle. Dark brown beer with a very strong aroma and a vinous flavour. Overall a nice beer.

Bottle, 6%. Very lively beer with a very big head. Almost clear dark red/amber colour. Stable, rocky, light brown head. The aroma is a bit metallic, but also sweet. The flavour has good aroma hops. Pleasant, medium bitterness with a little caramel sweetness. Hint of smoke in the aftertaste. Well-balanced. Very high carbonation, but good mouthfeel.

A hazy dark orange beer with a thin beige head. The aroma is sweet and very fruity - I find it almost like vitamin C. The flavor is sweet with strong notes of alcohol, that leaves a dry sensation on the tongue, the end is dry and bitter with a strong note of alcohol.

2003 bottle shared with gotmos and a friend. Well, this beer is really freaking full force alcohol. But its kind of nice. A nice melding of a Belgian sweet flavors and barleywine like alcohol coming through. Strong burn but this beer is meant to be a slowly enjoyed malt bomb. Sweet and strong, just feels right sometimes.8/3/8/3/16.

Rerate: 2005 bottle. Split in two, poured into wine glass. Pours with just a bit of lacing and a dark copper, very muddy, very thick color. Aroma hits you in the nostrils with sweet orange tinted alcoholic raisons, definite alcohol presence. Flavor is actually much more subdued and lighter than expected, thick raison black bread with bittered cereal maltiness. Just a hint of alcohol on the throat. Medium body actually goes down much easier than expected.

Bottle at LCRBM 2, Kulminator, Antwerp, Belgium
Hazy, orange body. White, fizzy head. Aroma of hops: oranges, flowers, ... Lightly bitter, lightly sweet flavour, but quite flat. The flavour was nice, but not too overwhelming. Very subtle and good. But as I said before it’s not very outspoken and even a little bit watery.

This beer is in no way ready to drink, but they say it is so I will rate accordingly. The beer is brown with low carbonation. Aroma is powerful and not very pleasant alcohol. There is a burn here. Well hopped; more of a barleywine than a Belgian strong ale. Some fruit. Definitely needs more time.

[Bottled] Clear amber, no head. Yeasty aroma of fruit and alcohol. Dense and concentrated maltiness with plum brandy and mature syrupy notes of Samuel Adams Triple Bock. Velvetty and warming - liqueur-like. A big beer with a lot going on.

Dark golden ale with a thick off white head. Nutty aroma with coriander notes. Nice fresh biscuitty malt aroma, with light coriander, orange, herbal overtones, fruity esters, and light cinnamon. Bottle at BCTC 2006.