Draught @ Eskilstuna Ölkultur. Ap: Orange. Big creamy white head. Ar: Tropical fruits, pineapple, grapefruit. Fla: Short lasting altough aggressive grapefruit bitterness. Ov: No real depth or finesse.

Clear golden whitite with a tiny white head. sWeet and somewhat grainy aroma with malty and caramel notes. Malty flavour with spicy and hoppy notes. Finished mild bitter.

Draught at HAket, Göteborg, on June 6, 2009.Lots of foam, hard for the crew to present a beer, but after 20 minutes or so I could have a small glass.Hazy golden color, creamy off-white to a bit orange lasting head. Sweet, malty, smoke, metallic scent. Malty, sweet taste. Medium mouthfeel, medium bitterness. Some fruitiness.

Bottle thanks to Omhper. Cloudy, deep golden color with lace. Citrus, earthy, hay aroma reminiscent of a biere de garde. Flavor os peaches, honey, and sweet golden malt. Smooth and silky. A slightly sweet version of a farmhouse ale. Nice.

Bottle thanks to Omhper. Pale gold with a tall, loose head. Lemony, honey aroma with Belgian yeast. Tripel like. Flavor also of lemon and honey with piney, peppery hops and anise. Very spicy. Long-burning hop finish. Great stuff—an interesting, hoppy take on a strong Belgian Blonde.

Bottled:

Appearance: Orange with a slight head. Head is rich but sinks pretty quick.
Aroma: Sweet and spicy with notes of orange marmelade and coriander.
Flavour: Sweet oranges and coriander. Long citrus bitterness.
Palate: Not quite watery, but surprisingly thin.
Overall: A pretty nice Belgian ale; a little more body and a little bit more bitterness and it had been a really good Triple.

Bottled (#56/66) at Sorbon, Bromma, Stockholm. Cloudy copper colour, small head. Evident oaky whisky aroma. Fruity with subdued sweetness and underlying mild caramel and marzipan. Slimmed and focused on whisky. Elegant, thanks to it’s dryness.

(Bottle at Man in the Moon, Stockholm, on 2009-04-10) Dark amber and clear. Small, white and quickly disappearing white head. Malts, whisky and fruitiness in aroma. Full bodied, warming and dry palate with little carbonation. Whsky, wood, malts, lightly grass, bit of ash, some nuts, bitterness, light smokiness, wine like flavours and lighly apricots in taste. Malts, whisky and bitterness in aftertaste. Alcohol is well hidden. I suppose this will improve with aging.

Draught at Sorbon. Pours clerar hazel with a small white head. Smells malty. Tastes malty and hopy. A good ESB and choice in house beer!

Draught at Sorbon. Look: Clear golden, small white head. Smell: Anonymous malty. Taste: Nutty, hops in aftertaste. Well balanced.