Gusher. Dark brown with a reddish hue. First hit is carrot juice. After that candy sugar, bread and liquorice. Strong carbonation.

Bottle 33cl. @home poured into a tulip glass. Clear deep amber colour, tall dense frothy off-white head, good retention, fair lacing. Aroma toasted malt, tea leaves, strong earthy notes. Dry earthy bittersweet taste, malty, apricot, betel nut, earthy hops, spicy notes. Medium body, oily texture, soft carbonation, bittersweet aftertaste, becoming more sweetbitter towards the end, making the taste more smooth, earthiness remains, gives it a somewhat coarse character, strange brew but certainly not unpleasant, good.

Bottle from Delhaize Dok Noord.
A: hazy ochre, stable, foamy, off-white head.
A: apricot, apple, ripe mandarin, dough, yeast, honey.
T: sweet apricot & apple, some sourish wheat & citrus, yeast.
F: grassy hops, bit peppery, ripe yellow fruit & spicy yeast.
P: medium body, slick texture, soft carbonation.
Decent Belgian Golden, managing to steer clear of more typical Belgian spiciness.

Bottled 330ml (Tuulensuu). Pale amber colour and steady white head. Ginger, dish water cleanser aroma. Light-bodied. Sweetish malty, ginger (galanga), light grassy flavour. Ginger dominates.

Fles 33cl. Fruitig, peer, overrijp fruit, suikers, bloemig, redelijk koolzuur, lichte bittertonen, wat muf, licht droog, wat caramel. (22-12-2023).

--Bottled at Pressklubben, Stockholm. -- Hazy deep golden, mid sized head. Peppery marzipan aroma. Mid sweet with medium to full body and rounded mouthfeel. Fruity with marzipan, grain and pears. Mid bitter finish.

Bottle 33cl. @home poured into a teku glass. Light sour nose. At first clear pale golden colour, after the 2nd pour including sediment cloudy and more towards medium golden colour, tall fine moussy stable white head, heavy lacing, Aroma farmyard, manure, horse blanket, overripe apples, unripe gooseberries, sourdough , all in all not really attractive. Taste mild sweet and sour, light bitterness, grain, sourdough, light citrus, unripe apples, some yoghurt, light vinegar, Medium body, sticky texture, soft carbonation, dry sweet and sour aftertaste with strong earthy bitter notes, difficult to judge because of the high level of the manure and associated odours in the aroma, taste not enough to level up this beer, really a pity, so just okay.

The third in a series of DOM brews dedicated to a type of card game originating in the nineties; apparently the brewer intends to link a beer to each of the cards, which seem to be coveted collector's items among devotees of the game. Thanks to tderoeck for sharing. Moussy, frothy, stable, pale pinkish-tinged off-white head, hazy rosy-amber-glowing peach blonde robe. Aroma of indeed hibiscus but sweeter than I am used to from this ingredient, tulips and roses even, herb tea, honey, brioche bread, soap (probably just that hibiscus again), melon, rosewater. Fruity, sweet onset, ripe pear, melon and banana, fizzy carbonation, softish body; a very pronounced soapy and flowery hibiscus effect lies heavily on a frail bready malt sweetish core, developing further into bergamot-like citrusiness and tea-like herbaceousness, becoming a tad wry in the end - while the basics of the beer, malts and hops, are a bit lost under this overdose of hibiscus. I never liked hibiscus in beer to begin with and this one does it very much 'in your face' so this was never going to be 'my beer', but I must admit that it is quite daring and technically well made - so the lovers of flower-flavoured beers must taste this one.