Bottle @ Thisted Tasting by Maria.. Clear amber pink red color with a average, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, light red head. Aroma is moderate cherry, sour acidic, wood. Flavor is moderate sweet and light acidic with a average to long duration. Body is medium, texture is oily to watery, carbonation is soft. (120408)

Bottle @ Thisted Tasting by Maria.. Clear light medium yellow orange color with a large, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, toasted, fruity, moderate yeasty, barnyard, spices. Flavor is moderate sweet, light acidic, and moderate bitter with a average duration. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft. (120408)

Clear golden with medium white head. Sweet fruity aroma with yeast and peach notes. Sweet flavor with spicy and orange peel notes. Ends sweet.

33 cL bottle. Pours slight pale and hazy yellow with a collapsing white head. Orange peel and apple aroma. Flavour is caramel malty with a mellow yeasty note. Ends medium sweet and mellow yeasty.

Big thanks to bu11zeye, thanks Marcus. Coming out of the bottle I thought this was golden but its actually an amber color. An a large head that quickly fades. The first few pours make a very clear beer and a weak head. But as the yeasty part comes then the color becomes dense and the head has a bit more legs. Eventually, one cannot see through it. For the aroma, the beer needs a bit of time to breath, otherwise its empty and metallic at first. With some time it becomes faintly vinegar, lightly herbal and touches of yeasty dough. Its a very calm aroma not strong, really have to search for the separate parts. Taste is similar with a very non-in-your-face approach. Yeasty part brings a thicker light cookie dough but otherwise its just a sessionable, white bread and light sour berry flavor. Seems like a quaint Belgian ale that had just a bit of oud bruin blended in. Very enjoyable, very easy to drink and thirst quenching. Just has a lightly spritz-y feel with a light body. That light sourness lingers enough to tickle the tongue a bit in the effervescent aftertaste goes very well with the cranberry in sugar candies I am eating with it. .
11.2 oz bottle, stamped 01-09 on the cap, Rodenbach GC smaller tulip glass, thanks again Marcus..

Bottle, 8.4%. Slightly spicy aroma. Sweetish malt flavour. Slightly high carbonation. Grainy, sour note. The bitterness is a little harsh.

33 cL bottle, thanks to MiP. Pours slight hazy orange with a lacing white head. Light acidic aroma and mild caramel malty note. Flavour is sweet and malty, quite malty actually. Slight woody and brett note. Very controlled. nicely finish with a light sulphorish note. Nice.

Bottle. OK fat cherry aroma, slightly farty. Pale red colour, lots of small floaties. Very small head. The flavour is tart, turning citric with a faint hint of cherry. Has a lambicky tartness at the very beginning. Rough bitterness. Finishes on a strange plastic note at the back of the mouth. After a few sips, the unpleasant notes seem to disappear, leaving a nicely sour beer. 5 3 6 3 13

Bottle. The aroma is slightly citric. The flavour is very citric, a little vinegar and a lot of sweet fruity apple acid. 6 3 8 3 18

33cl bottle tasting@beermouth! Pours cloudy amber with a white lasting head. Aroma is strong spicy, alcohol & yeast. Malty sweet notes. A bit overcarbonated. Medium to light thin body. Spicy dry end. Aroma promising - taste disappointing!

Bottled (BB 04/2009)
Hazy amber color, small creamy off-white head. Cereal malty, a bit grainy and alcoholic with hints of nutty licorice. Anis licorice flavor with typical Belgian yeasty notes. Fizzy, alcohol in the finish. A bit too thin palate to be really good.