Bottle 75cl. @ IT blindtasting. [ Bottle #17. ]Clear medium to dark red brown color with a small to average, frothy, fair lacing, mostly diminishing, off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, caramel, light roasted, nutty notes, berry notes. Flavor is moderate sweet and light light bitter with a average duration. Body is medium, texture is oily to watery, carbonation is soft. [20100612]

Bottle. Mild Belgian yeast aroma. Cloudy yellow colour. Almost no head. Thin malt flavour, only a hint of yeast. A bit of white bread. Quite thin, actually.

Bottle. Weak berry aroma. Cloudy dark red colour. No head. Mildly sweet flavour, a little roasted, some berry. Not so clean, but drinkable.

Hazy dull reddish amber. Aroma is a bit yeasty. Fizzy body, with hints of fruit and a soft brown sugar accent. Ok beer, but nothing terribly special. I find it more bland than anything else.

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OK for the record, I am using the same rating for three of their beers. The diference being, one was dark red, one was amber and one was dark brown. Beautiful bottle, too bad points could not be awarded for packaging these guys would fair much better. Nose has no noticable hop character and a very strange house yeast, almost like they added candy sugar, but not as sweet. The Rossa was by far the most carbonated of the bunch. A touch of cherries and earthiness, but again no real hop prescene to balance thngs out. Quick fading finish. The alcohol is hidden very welll, as is any real character. Not sure what to make of this other than we had a tasting with six people and not one bottle was emptied by the end of the tasting, but no one was really offended.

OK for the record, I am using the same rating for three of their beers. The diference being, one was dark red, one was amber and one was dark brown. Beautiful bottle, too bad points could not be awarded for packaging these guys would fair much better. Nose has no noticable hop character and a very strange house yeast, almost like they added candy sugar, but not as sweet. The Rossa was by far the most carbonated of the bunch. A touch of cherries and earthiness, but again no real hop prescene to balance thngs out. Quick fading finish. The alcohol is hidden very welll, as is any real character. Not sure what to make of this other than we had a tasting with six people and not one bottle was emptied by the end of the tasting, but no one was really offended.

OK for the record, I am using the same rating for three of their beers. The diference being, one was dark red, one was amber and one was dark brown. Beautiful bottle, too bad points could not be awarded for packaging these guys would fair much better. Nose has no noticable hop character and a very strange house yeast, almost like they added candy sugar, but not as sweet. The Rossa was by far the most carbonated of the bunch. A touch of cherries and earthiness, but again no real hop prescene to balance thngs out. Quick fading finish. The alcohol is hidden very welll, as is any real character. Not sure what to make of this other than we had a tasting with six people and not one bottle was emptied by the end of the tasting, but no one was really offended.

Bottle, 8%. Good liquorice aroma. Hazy dark brown colour. Very small light brown head. The flavour is sweet liquorice, dark malts. Peppery finish, getting drier towards the finish.