Bottle 75 cl. Pours a clear, deep amber with a neat, lacing off-white head. Overripe fruity aromas, brown sugars and a hint of both Belgian yeast and smoke. Rich, malty body, caramelly but not overly sweet. Warming alcohol finish with no bitterness. 291125

Bottle, 10%. Good dark caramel aroma. Spicy sugar notes. Almost clear dark brown colour. Small off-white head. The flavour is peppery with a spicy sugar note and a hint of peat. Pretty good. 737319

Føtex 30dkk/75cl. nice price
light red amber, beige head.
flowery perfumey dried dark fruty aroma. i would blind guess this aroma to grimbergen.
Flavor is dried dark fruits, perfumey flowery notes, faint alc. taste, but alc. also adds body so it's not as bad as it could be. In a way almost have some barley wine qualities.
for a quad it's a bit perfumey and not very yeasty. tastes a bit like when danish breweries tries to make a quad and fails.
overall a decent booze-bomb but not top of the line from belgium.
At the low price, it is value for money.

Bottle from Føtex @ Jakobs. Pours clear dark brown with a fading offwhite head. Aroma of malt, yeast, caramal, dark fruit. Flavor is sweet, malt, candy sugar, sweet dried dark fruit. Medium body, average to lively carbonation, sweet finish. 270625

Bottle, 75cl. Straight forward, nothing particular going on. Dark dried fruit, caramel, yeast and a wee smoke hint. Decent. A bit young perhaps. 747413 250530

75 cl bottle picked up at a Netto discounter poured into a Trappist glass. Slightly hazy dark mahogany colour with with a thin, white head. Sweet aroma with caramel malts, prunes, nuts, resin, and a slightly vinous note. The taste is sweet. Full body. Slightly drying sweet finish. Lacks complexity compared to the best Belgian quadruples, still good value for money, trough.

Bottle. Pours nearly clear copper brown with airy off-white head. Clear aroma of malt, caramel, and yeast, with notes of dried fruit. Sweetish flavour of malt and fruit, with notes of yeast, and bitter, hoppy touches. Bitter and malty aftertaste with estery touches. Warming alcohol presence. Decent.

Small off-white head over clear reddish copper beer, well-carbonated. Bit perfumed, rosewater, faint citrus(leaf), dried old spices... dare I say Old Spice? Nondescript & toasted malts, and bouillon - chicken stock, wet bread, childrens' "tea", leaves, boiled almonds. Medium bodied at least. Seemed better carbonated visually; quite slick. Poor guys tried to make Grimbergen, instead of beer. Txs to Stef!