Sample from 75 cl bottle. Pitch black with a thin lightly tanned head. Sweet aroma with caramel malts, coffee, nuts, fruits and herbal hoppy notes. Taste is sweet. Medium to full body. Sweet roasted finish.

Can - accidental Drizly order purchase (I thought I was ordering their quad) - hazy orange with a fairly substantial head - moderately sweet, with some bready/yeasty character that subdues and muddles the vibrancy of the hops, which only really come through in the finish as moderate spicy and a lingering citric character - not a drain pour or anything, but meh.

A little too bitter for my tastes.

12 oz bottle poured, picked up at Hop and Hound. Not my usual brew type that I pick up from my mega local brew spot, but this one intrigued me right away. Pours jet black, plenty of cream foam head and lacing. Aroma has nice notes of dried fruit, raisin, prune. Bold flavors of bran like malt, dark fruit. Warming quad, full of a layered flavor, but doesnt seem too big or overpowering in any way. Would love to throw this into a blind with other Trappist ales. Very nice

Pours a hazy copper color. It smells of spicy yeast and malt. The sweet flavor has the characteristic spicy Belgian yeast with malt and some fruity notes. It finishes somewhat dry. Quite good.