33cl different label, Bb 2013. Cuivrée, col beige épais. Arôme malté, fruité rouge avec une pointe de sucre, caramel, houblon fleuri/fruité avec un profile rappelant la framboise. En bouche, malté, léger caramel note de houblon fruité, levure et sucré. Le plus marquant reste le houblon rajoutant une fin de bouche fruitée. Côté fruité de baies des bois sur une fine note de sucre brun le tout accompagné par un fini houblonné fleuri sec.

Rating of Roodebol 2010.
Ruby red colour, pink head. Aroma has loads of cherries, almond and cherry pips. Flavour is sour cherry, light bitter almonds. Finish is bitter almond, sour cherry. Quite nice.
(From 75cL bottle @ ZZT3, Oirschot. Noted 8.4% ABV. Courtesy of joes. Thanks for sharing!)

75cl @ ZZT III, courtesy of Joes. Very hazy ruby red color, small slightly pink head. Smell unripe red fruits, sourness. Taste red fruits, sourness. Prettty dry finish. Medium body and carbo. Decent.

Bottle thx to joes@zzt3. Deep purple to red colour woth a pinkish head. Smells sour, fruity, sharp. Tastes cherry, sharp, sour but also a bit watery. Thin palate, watery, okay carbo.

0.375l corked bottle from etregourmet webshop. Interessting. This one pours a clouded bright orange body. Tons and tons of slushy dark sediments in the bottle, and the little white head quickly fades away in to near nothing. The aroma is some what subtle. Light tart-ish and kinda fruity actually with tones of white grapes, wood and a strange, but nice, hint of dry caramel. Interesting enough aroma. It has a really thin and watery texture, almost like drinking water, and a really soft carbonation level. On the border of being flat. Flavors are nice and light sour - not sour, but light sour, with woody and flowerish tones. Don't care to much for the somewhat alcohol-yeasty finish, but the aftertaste is quite refreshing - perhaps a bit watery with hints of sour. What DA huck! Was this 10.5%?? Could never have guessed that. Extreme camouflaged, and a nice mix within two genres. 22.02.2012

Bottle. Frothy white fair mostly deminishing head. Moderate malty and light hoppy aroma. Some yeasty notes. Moderate bitter flavor. Some yeasty notes. Average mderate bitter finish. Creamy palate.

Bottle. Frothy off-white good mostly lasting head. Dark amber colour. moderate malty and light hoppy aroma. Some fruity notes. Moderate bitter flavor. Wonderufull candis notes. Average light bitter fruity finish. Creamy palate.

2007 Vintage @ home – left-over from RBWG 2012 – thx to Antoine & Nicholas a LOT for this – very soft pop when uncorking – no head on this whatsoever no matter how I try, almost white wine golden/orange – smell is musty & funky lambic/tart lemon – slightly stale – odd this taste more like the mixed this with doesjel than 3 yr old lambic to me, musty grains, fermenting pale malt, tart, bitter mouldy lemon afterwards, slight acidity, fermenting dough, bathroom mould, bitter pepper, odd malty bitterness rules the finish, rotting horseblanket, wood, hint sugar underneath, medium calvados/booze finish, taste like it is going flat like a beer that stood open for far too long, must have used real lambic (flat so), doesn’t seem like the base beer was any good nor like the lambic used was top notch, glad to have tried this but it is nowhere near what I expected from it, kind of a train wreck honestly even if I don’t entirely object to it

750mL bottle purchased at Bierkoning on my Amsterdam trip in October, 2011 and shared at a KC gathering. 2008 bottle consumer in 2011. Pours with a thick head that fades quickly. Color is thick dark red. Aroma shows signs of age but cherry dominates. There is sweet yet natural cherry aroma with a natural musky element. As someone at the gathering stated, its like cherry pie. Flavor sweet pie with tart cherry at the back of the flavor. No age in the flavor. Mouthfeel is light and tangy. The beer is a nice fruit-beer beer akin to New Glarus but a but more natural with the musk. Pricey but fun if you want a non-artificial cherry beer.