Bottled. A slightly hazy amber-orange beerw with a light orange head. The aroma is of caramel, brewmash, barnyard, and straw. And the flavor is of barnyard, straw, brewmash, and alcohol, leading to a bitter end.

Bottle. Frothy white good mostly deminishing head. Yellow colour. Heavy yeasty and light hoppy aroma. Fantastic powerfull flavor with strong banan-notes. Long finish. Creamy palate. Good hefe.

(Bottle, thanks to Marsiblursi) Sampled at a tasting night at Marsiblursi’s place. Shady orange color, white head. Grape, pine and flowery hops scent. Bitter hoppy taste. Smooth mouthfeel, high bitterness. Non-complex, hop-intense, one-dimensional, though it’s still more than just ok.

(Bottle, thanks to Marsiblursi) Sampled at a tasting night at Marsiblursi’s place. Reddish brown color, small tan head. Small sweet apricot scent. Metallic, yogurt, sweet and acidic taste. Smooth yet spritzy mouthfeel. Smoke in the aftertaste. Low bitterness.

Draught at Lord Nelson. Medium head with medium duration. Color is amber. Aroma is malt. Taste is malt and caramel. Good mouthfeel.

Bottle. Dark golden colour with a beige head. Aroma is hop, caramel, malt. Flavour is hop, caramel, malt, floral. Bitter finish.

Bottle. (vintage 2004). Golden / orange colour with a beige head. Aroma is alcohol, yeast. Flavour is alcohol, caramel, hop, fruit, malt

Bottled. A pitch black beer with a nice bubbly but lasting brown head. The aroma is sweet chocolaty, and a bit of fruity oranges, but also with a dusty hop note. The flavor is sweet with strong notes of chocolate, of the dark bitter sort, but also hard roasted malt notes as well as some expresso roast coffee, and ground cocoa beans. The mouthfeel is fizzy due to high carbonation, but at the same time smooth - a weird combination. The alcohol is felt slightly on the tongue towards the end, which is dry and bitter from the roasted malt.

Draught. Weak fruity aroma. Clear red/chestnut colour. Small white head. The flavour starts off slightly sweet and turns a bit more dry with more fruitiness. Pleasant mouthfeel.