Tasting at Phill's, bottle, 4 years old
Hazy dark amber colour, compact head. Mild acidity, mild fruity character, not very impressive, no complexity, it's on the declining slope, while Belgian Oud Bruin usually can keep up a bit longer.

Not hazy, not dank, cereal and malt taste. Ok but absolutely nowhere near the style.

Can: Poured a slightly hazy bright yellow/orangey color ale with a medium size foamy head with OK retention and some alcing. Aroma of juicy hops notes with some light floral undertones is enjoyable. Taste is also a mix of juicy hops notes with some light residual sugar and floral undertones. Body is just about average for the style with good carbonation. Enjoyable but hops profile could be even more pronounced.

Can: Poured a clear golden color ale with a medium size foamy head with light retention and no lacing. Aroma of grapefruit juice with light malt notes is pleasant. Taste is a good mix of light grapefruit notes with some light malt and residual sugar notes are also perceptible. Body is light with good carbonation. Enjoyable radler with not too much residual sugar.

Cloudy copper with a decent white head. Soured cocoa notes. Light soured caramel and some cocoa and sweetness.

Can from the LCBO. Clear dark copper with a small lingering off white head. Nose is brown sugar, earth, resin, grass and some minerals. Light+ brown sugar sweetness with a light-medium grassy bitterness. Mouth is medium and sticky with average carbonation. Solid. 7/3+/7-/3/14

Brown bottle, 600 ml, lot 3560 03 26 14, from and with Sébastien Bertrand (merci!), savoured on July 13, 2019; eye: dirty brown, cloudy, ring of beige head, no lacing; nose: madeira, malt, light chilli pepper, light molasses, aniseed; mouth: madeira, malt, light chilli pepper, light molasses, aniseed, finale in malt with light presence of chilli pepper, medium body, slightly below average carbonation, lightly sweet, lightly pungent texture overall: fine

FRANÇAIS
Bouteille brune, 600 ml, lot 3560 03 26 14, de et avec Sébastien Bertrand (merci!), savourée le 13 juillet 2019; œil : brun sale, trouble, anneau de mousse beige, pas de dentelle; nez : madère, malt, léger piment, léger mélasse, anis; bouche : madère, malt, léger piment, léger mélasse, anis, finale en malt avec légère présence de piment, corps moyen, carbonatation légèrement sous la moyenne, légèrement sucrée, texture légèrement piquante; en résumé : bien

Can from the LCBO. Very lightly hazed pale gold with a large frothy white head. Nose is light bread, grass, light citrus, melon and green apple. Light fruity sweetness with a light+ grassy bitterness. Mouth is slightly thin with average carbonation and a crisp finish. Minimal juice. 7/3+/6/3/13

473ml can. (5.0% ABV) Pours a slightly hazy gold-yellow with a medium, foamy, long lasting, white head that laces nicely. Aroma of estery yeast, wheat malt, lemon, banana, clove and floral hops. Sweet flavour of bready wheat malt, yeast, lemon, banana, spicy clove, floral and a hint of bubble gum in a dry, bitter grass finish. Medium body with an oily texture and average carbonation. Not bad.

This session ale poured a medium amber colour with a creamy off white head. Nice lacing. Scents include apricot, light citrus and corn. First swig was a little thin with flavours of light toast, brown sugar and light apricot. Finish is slightly sweet with lingering apricot flavours.