Bottle. Dark red amber, low offwhite head. Light moppy wood barrel aroma, honey, retsina. Medium light body, zwetschgenplunder, metallic, some gunpowder, old wood, metallic finish. Hum.

Bottle. Hazy brown color with floatees. Aroma is wood, vanilla, caramel, fudge. Taste is wood, fruity, vanilla, fudge, plummy, quite decadent - actual pastry, quite a tannic bitter finish, a bit metallic too. Fatty oily mouthfeel with low carbonation. Decent!

Bottle. Murky amber, no head. Pleasant enough yeasty fruity and hoppy aroma. Somewhat dodgy yeasty mineral entry, some phenols, green apples, fruit skin aromatics, somewhat unclean. Medium light sparkly body.

(bottle, 33cl) Slightly hazy, ruby colour with a short and tanned foamy head. Mildly dark malty aroma with oaky notes of tanbark and shades of vanilla, backed by slightly vinous fruity notes of plums and cherries. Moderately bitter flavour, light to medium bodied with a soft carbonation. Dry dark malty base with present okay and woody notes, mainly of tanbark than vanilla and with traces of caramel, accompanied mildly plummy accents, which are getting slightly stronger towards the dry and hop bitter finish. Nice one, but lacks a bit of balancing malty sweetness imho. 09.VI.18

(bottle, 33cl) Hazy, dark amber to brown colour with a beige medium-sized foamy head. Bready, mildly dark malty aroma with notes of vanilla, accompanied by a fruity touch of cherries and dark berries. Moderately bitter and slightly sweet flavour, light to medium bodied with a soft carbonation. Dry dark malt character with bready and mildly toasted notes, a whiff of caramel and hints of black cherries in the background; dry and moderately bitter hoppy finish with fruity and toasty notes. A complex and tasty Ale. 09.VI.18

(bottle, 33cl) Hazy, pale golden colour with a blond and medium-sized foamy head. Yeasty, slightly mineralic malty aroma with present fruity hoppy notes of apples and citrus. Moderately sweet, mildly bitter and slightly sour flavour, medium bodied with a modest carbonation. Juicy malty base with notes of brioche, white bread and Belgian yeasty spice, accompanied by mainly citric hops; mildly bitter and slightly sour-fruity finish with present notes of citrus, also hints of alcohol shining through. Okay, but lacks drinkability. 08.VI.18

(bottle, 33cl) Hazy, golden colour with a short and off-white foamy head. Slightly buttery malty aroma with fruity hoppy notes of stonefruits, red apples, pears and melon. Moderately bitter and slightly sweet flavour, medium bodied with an extremely tame, if non-existing carbonation. Dry and slightly oxidised malty base with hints of butter, accompanied by a good dash of fruity hops; dry and moderately hop bitter finish with hints of booze. Too bad the bottle was not well-capped. 08.VI.18

Hazy brown. Aroma is juicy malt gummy bears syrup some pine a bit fruityness. Taste is harsh hoppy bitterness. Sweeter finish. Not bad. Not schwarz either.

Clear golden. Aroma is tasty gummy bear grainy malt slight ash. Taste is bitter tobacco leaves with sweet malty juice. Ok.

Bottle. Murky dark orange, offwhite low lace. Dry herbal and caramel roasted aroma. Medium body, light mealy, grainy notes, light roast, dry caramel, rye bread finish. Metallic herbal and grass aftertaste. All right.