Bottled. A hazy golden beer with a beige head. The aroma has notes of peaches, oranges, yeast, malt, and straw. The flavor is sweet with notes of over ripe fruits, alcohol, straw, and malt, leading to a bitter finish.

cloudy yellow, large ofwhite head. aroma is malty, flavor is malty ,herbal ,quite sweet, fruits, not so belgian , except for the sweet fruity stuff.

75 cl bottle. Pours cloudy orange with a small to fully gone head. Aroma is mild spiced and toasted caramelish. Sweet, feuity and caramelish. Toasted. Fruity and light sweet finish.

Bottle thanks to Clark. Pours cloudy yellow gold with white head. Nose and taste of lemon, salt, sea salt, salted wheat and salted creamed banana. Some spice. Fennel? Basil? Lighter body. A touch heavy on the salt, but decent.

Bottle. Pours orange gold with white head ring. Hissing carbonation. Nose and taste of tart peach, peach pit, peach vinegar, sour malt and touch of hay/barnyard. Medium body. Taste is a touch dry peach followed by a strong peach vinegar sourness.

750mL bottle drunk on 1/25 and 1/26/14
Black raspberry purple with lighter strawberry red tints. Fluffy white head is flecked with pink and recedes slowly to cover. Plentiful sediment in the bottom and tons of fine carbonation rising.
Blueberry skins in the nose remind me of Mystic’s Vinland Two, yet there is some lactic tartness here that helps break up the blueberry. Light powdered sugar and vegetal notes seem to go hand in hand with the fruitiness, but it’s faint and mostly passing. Medium to high strength of aroma, no alcohol noted, very little malt.
Spicy, tart, rich blueberry flavor is very authentic and well-done, it just seems to lack a follow up with much maltiness. A very fleeting sourness is interesting, but ultimately leads back to a lightly sweet blueberry flavor mixed with some light malt sweetness (white sugar-like). Tight, creamy almost, carbonation helps bolster the light body and certainly asserts this as a refreshing summer quaffer. Seems like this wasn’t intended as anything more than a light, refreshing blueberry golden ale, but the oak and lactic character tease your expectations. Would have really liked more malt body, barrel character and sourness.

12oz bottle. Deep red-brown body, looks unfilterd. Lacy off-white/beige head. Spicy ginger cinnamon allspice aroma. While it is spicy, the big malts really reign it in. Hefty, but drinkable full body. Solid offering.

Refrigerated 12 oz. brown bottle poured into a glass. Pours hazy light orange with small white head. Aroma is coriander, medium/light body, medium carbonation, and little small lacing. Taste is coriander, some graininess, and some orange. Just below average for me.

Bottle, 75 cl corked. It’s a flat, unclear beer, golden-orange in color, no head. There’s a light funk on the nose, with cherry, nail polish remover and a cardamom like spice touch. Vinegar, raisins, a generic fruityness, some sweetness, cherry and a hint of nail polish remover. Dry and acidic on the palate. Long finish. An interesting and complex beer, but there’s too much nail polish remover for it to be really nice. 130607