Tap at Bruxellensis 06. Dark brown, big golden creamy head. Quite fresh hops, chocolate, light roast, fruit (peach, berries). Fairly lightbodied. Fruity malf, candied fruit flavornotes which carry over into the aftertaste,

A hazy golden ale with a thin white head. A nice aroma of floral hops, fruity esters, nectarines. In mouth, arather light IPA with hops overwelming the inexistant malts. A bit dissapointing. Bought at the Cerveteca, BCN, Nov. 2006. Tasted at "Montréal YeHA! Party 2006". Dec. 16 2006.

Draught - Bruxellensis Festival. Deep brown with thin beige head. Malty aroma of dry malt. Then more dry malt in mouth. Juicy on end though. Good one dimensional strong malt beer with some dryness on end.

Draught at the Bruxellensis Festival 2006, Brussels, Belgium
Hazy, brown body. Creamy, very lightly brown head. Nose of hops, oranges, citrus. Moderately bitter initial flavour, lightly bitter finish. Very hoppy (American hops). Ok Beer.

Draught. Looks EXACTLY as the "amber" Pura. Fresh hops, British, not much else detectable, seen the freezing serving temperature. Soft sweet main taste, with a bit of UK aroma hops lining. Thinned by the cold, some grist, but remarkably thin in finish. I don’t speak Spanish, so nobody was able to enlighten me as to two different beers can be absolutely identical. Marks above 2007 try, Draught Dark opaque chestnut, good stable yellow brown head, UFO’s. [4/5] Very little nose, horse chestnut leaves, or -husks. [6/10]Chocolate, raw pipe tobacco, dark malts, slightly roasted. [6/10] Medium bodied, ends a bit empty. [3/5] A good, if not really remarkable brown. What a difference (this year!) with the pale. [13/20]