Amber with a great creamy white lasting head. Aroma shows signs of alcohol, yeast, malts/fruits. Medium soft mouthfeel , yeast & a fruity sour note. Creamy lacings. Light sweet & overall very drinkable!

Bottle. Clear yellow orange color with a small, fizzy, fair lacing, mostly diminishing, off-white head. Aroma is light to moderate yeasty, light suger, light spicy. Flavor is light to moderate sweet and light bitter with a average duration. Body is light to medium, texture is watery, carbonation is lively to soft. A bit borring ! (051007)

Bottle, 8%. OK fruity aroma. Cloudy orange colour. Big stable rocky white head. Plastic flavour, perhaps a little iron. Slightly rough bitterness. All in all OK spicy with a nice enough drinkability.

Pours a clear amber into a Trappist glass. Little to no head on vigorous pour...rather sickly looking. Slight candi and sour malt aromas. Carbonated, musty, citrusy sour and alcoholic.

Bottle: Poured a reddish brown amber color with a tan color creamy head, reminds me of a fluffy pillow. The aroma is sweet malt and some hints of hoppiness. Taste is a sweet malt with some fruit flavor. The finish is dry and candy like to the palate.

Big white coarse-laced head. Hazy light orangey body. Fruity, yeasty, peppery aroma with herbal, soft metallic notes. Sweet peppery herbal soft metallic taste with tobacco notes. Spicy, peppery mouthfeel. Dryish delicate soft metallic aftertaste. The alcohol is not noticeable at all, probably hidden by the peppery feeling. Anyway, this is delicate and nice, but not a great beer. (0.33l bottle from the Wine monopoly, Oslo.)

Pours with a small head and a very muddled, hazy-of-sun on a cloudy day, yellow. It’s a yellow that does not glow or shine but as if mud became the color yellow, cannot see through the beer. Aroma is present with light burnt malt, light liquor candy, a muddy sweetness, and faint lemon citrus. Some very faint wild/tart aspect. Taste is light fruit and citrus with the aftertaste burnt malt and faint cardboard. I want to talk about the label a bit, first of all what’s up with the bland design, I really thought this was an old bottle, at least 10 years and was surprised to see the freshness date. And what is a "K-Star" and what do they mean by "old style." Then, it says high fermentation, well if they mean temperature, well there are not any characteristics of that. If I were rating the label I would 11.2oz bottle BB 2/18/2008, De Koningshoeven small goblet glass.

Bottle: Poured a golden bubbly color with white creamy foam head. aroma is a fruit almost apples and pineapples hint. Taste is a mild to a bit sour fruit with lots of water and carbonation.

Hazy golden color, medium white head. Aroma of grass, malt, hop, bit flowery, candy, anis. Bit dry taste, slight spicy. Slight bitter palate. Ok.