Tap at Kaapse brouwers. Cloudy brown with small off white head. Sour grains and dough, pineapple, hay, funk, balsamico, red wine, red apple, berries, very herbal. Some malts with a strong roasted aroma. Quite sour with some sweetness and a bit umami. Medium to full bodied. Weird stuff, but not bad.

Tap at Kaapse brouwers. Straw colored with white head. Pineapple, cotton candy, vanilla, very spicy with white pepper and Thai spices. Sweet at first going into a dry bitter finish. Medium bodied. Nice!

Bottle 330ml. [ As Kaapse Brouwers Gozer Oak Aged ].ABV: 9.8%. Clear dark brown color with virtually no head. Aroma is moderate to heavy malty, roasted, chocolate, smoke, oak. Flavour is light heavy sweet and moderate bitter with a long duration, smoked, sweet smoke, wood, caramel, chocolate, roasted, candy sweet, sweet rum. Body is medium to full, texture is oily, carbonation is flat, finish feel is light alcoholic. [20141220]

33cl bottle courtesy of and shared with Kermis. Thin creamy white head. Murky amber pour. Lovely refreshing bitterness. Don’t get the bourbon though. Very good

Bottle shared. Pours murky light brown with a cream head. Aroma of fresh citrus hops, peach, mango, soft orange and other tropical fruit notes. Flavor is light sweet and over moderate bitter. Light bodied with light carbonation. Not getting the bourbon BA but it’s a nice fresh pale.

Keg at The Grove, Huddersfield, Saturday 21st February 2015 Black appearance with tan head. Soft, creamy, cappuccino nose, roasty and quite dry, I thought that I’d had this before but clear not. Enjoyed this, good beer. A7 A4 T7 P3 Ov14 3.5

Copper color with a white head with medium duration and good lacework. Aroma has notes of toasted malts, caramel and bittery oranges. Flavor has a good bitterness, caramelish and good maltiness. Good bitterness in the final with some astringent mouthfeel.

Thank you gentlefolk! 330 ml. bottle sampled @ Delirium Hoppy Loft. Drank side-by-side Regular & Oak-Aged version. Regular pours black, small mocha head. OA version is has noticeably less head, only a few non-lasting bubbles. Regular version smells like grainy med. quality coffee, bit thin, clear oats, touch creamy oats, sugar, grainy thin coffee. OA version is way heavier smell, thick liquorish all of the sudden dominates with quite a bit of varnish, cheap booze. Taste of Regular is a bit thin, grainy coffee, chocolate, bitter roast, light herbal, touch creamy oats, okay but not very impressive if not weak for the style. OA one taste like varnish (another bad BA job?), liquorish, cheap boozy varnish Rum or crazy varnish whiskey, sugar. Regular one is grainy body, roast, thinner with still oat creaminess. OA one is little carbonation, varnish boozy, bit thin. OA one is bit of a hack job in my opinion. Not a fan. 3.8 for the Regular version. 3.2 for OA version.

Thank you gentlefolk! 330 ml. bottle sampled @ Delirium Hoppy Loft. Drank side-by-side Regular & Oak-Aged version. Regular pours black, small mocha head. OA version is has noticeably less head, only a few non-lasting bubbles. Regular version smells like grainy med. quality coffee, bit thin, clear oats, touch creamy oats, sugar, grainy thin coffee. OA version is way heavier smell, thick liquorish all of the sudden dominates with quite a bit of varnish, cheap booze. Taste of Regular is a bit thin, grainy coffee, chocolate, bitter roast, light herbal, touch creamy oats, okay but not very impressive if not weak for the style. OA one taste like varnish (another bad BA job?), liquorish, cheap boozy varnish Rum or crazy varnish whiskey, sugar. Regular one is grainy body, roast, thinner with still oat creaminess. OA one is little carbonation, varnish boozy, bit thin. OA one is bit of a hack job in my opinion. Not a fan. 3.8 for the Regular version. 3.2 for OA version.

33 cl bottle @ home, BBE 08.07.2016
Lots of foam when pouring. Aroma has fruity hops, grapefruit and some licorice. Flavour has ash, vichy-like feeling, licorice and some grapefruit. Nice BIPA.