Süffiger, herb hopfiger Beginn. Süßlich-herber Mittelteil, spritzig, deutliche Bitterkeit. Süffig, würzig, langer hopfiger Nachgeschmack. Gut. 10/11/11/11//11

Pours a quite deep red, a bit darker than usual per style, moderate haziness. Low sized but quite compact and stable white head, moderate lacing. Average intensity in the aroma: mainly malty notes with quite strong caramel, nuttiness, a hint of toffee, light hints of jam-like citric fruitiness (tangerine most noticeable), a touch of earthy hoppiness. Not especially clean or well defined, malty sweetness takes the main stage. More nitid/clean in taste than the smell suggested. Taste notes as per aroma, malty sweetness now a bit less prominent, more nitid fruitiness, plus the slighest refreshing herbal hoppiness. Still quite sweet for the style with a sweet edge in the mouth and a balanced, semi dry finish. Body is medium to light, medium to light carbonation; both a bit more carbonated and a bit more dense in body than usual per style. Still pretty sessionable. Goodish, not impressed.

Keg at the tap in Bermondsey. Aroma is dank... toilet. Could be the tap. Opaque amber. Thick translucent white head soon recedes. Bitter- resinous and citrus. Underlying malts. A hint of caramel. Light-medium bodied. Soft carbonation. Long dry somewhat astringent finish. Really boring stuff.

33cl can from Olga, thanks!! Pours dark brown, a little opaque, with no foam. Aroma is wood, earthy. Body and carbonation are average. Taste is moderately sweet, matched with a certain toasted feeling giving some bitterness. Final is now bitter, in the end.

At home alongside a Sunday lunch of slow braised beef. Good pour and a delicate flavour and mouthfeel with well balanced hops and malt. And it is cask conditioned. A tasty beer.

Brown with light tan head A - dark bready malts slight coffee with a slight odd aroma that I cant place F - thin dark malts, coffee chocolate, slight dried fruit Not much bitterness and not a particularly strong flavour. Its ok if a little underwelming.

Caña en Vivalabirra Oviedo Color amarillento turbio. sabores herbales y algo amargo al final. Afrutados. buena sensacion alcoholica. bastante buena para repetir.

Dark chestnut towards black, small head. Raisin and smoked wood aroma. Malty body with raisin, chocolate and slightly smoked notes. Distinct but balanced bitterness.

Bottle shared at CBJ - big thanks to Kenneth. Cheers! Pours mostly clear red-amber with a creamy, off-white crown. Lightly sweet, very woody, dry, ample old and leathery berries, booze. Medium to full bodied, lightly oily, with fine carbonation. Dry and quite woody in the finish, lightly warming. Decent gear on the whole.