8

Bottle @ Cabardouche. Dark brown body under a tan head. Slightly alcoholic with dark malt for a quad, balanced oak and dry fruit. Warming finish. Nice.

6.5

Bottle @ Cabardouche. Hazy golden body under a white head. Refreshing fruity in aroma and taste. Prety average NEIPA style beer with a thin body and strong fruity aroma.

7

Tap @ Cabardouche. Black body under a small beige head. Pretty straight forward, mild porter with moderate roast, mild chocolate and hint of dry fruit. Easy going porter.

7.5

Bottle @ Cabardouche. Unclear orange golden body under a fine, dense, lacing off-white head. Aroma has lots of oak with hint of spicy yeast and fresh fruit. Taste has sweet malt, generic fruit, a spicy touch, balanced bitterness, tannins and plenty of oak. Nice.

7.5

Sample from bottle. Deep brown body under a moderate sized tan head. Aroma of malt, caramel and toast. Taste is smooth roasted malt, caramel, dry fruit and balanced bitterness. Well balanced and nice, tasty bock.

8

Sample from bottle. Unclear golden body under a big, off-white head. Aroma of malt, candy sugar, generic frutiness and spicy Belgium yeast. Taste is sweet, smooth malt, toffee, candy sugar, spices, fruitiness and notable bitterness. Classic nice Glazen Toren with a little hop twist in the positive direction. Easy drinkable and pleasant.

7

Sample from bottle. Almost clear amber body under a small tan head. Aroma of caramel malt, dry fruit and bread. Taste is sweet and smooth with malt, toffee, dark fruit, hint of chocolate and moderate bitterness. Nice.

6

Tap @ Cabardouche. Hazy pale, yellow, almost a bit grey body under a thin white head. Aroma of unripe apricot and grape juice. Slightly acidic, light malt and fruity taste like aroma. Feels a bit messy.

6.5

Tap @ Cabardouche. Unclear orange golden body under a big, white head. Quite mild in aroma, but rather strong in taste. Not as sweet as expected from a triple, some zesty frutiness and bitterness. Balanced body with long lasting aftertaste. Unusually as a triple, and a bit messy in general term.