Head reduced to white rim in seconds, over hazy orangey golden beer. Very fruity nose, intense hops. Fruity esters' galore, jumble. In the mouth, the fruitesters decay into a kids' fruity soft drink, loosing the hoppy notions. Some hints of (other) grains & malts. Bit of banana, fruitgums. Light body for 7.2%, very well-carbonated, hopoilslick. Oh dear. Where are the times I got lyric about the BrewDog Scottish gems? Txs to Stef!

Very good, dense, just yellowish head over very carbonated, lightly hazy golden beer. Coriander, pale malts. Much coriander. Too much coriander. Coriander, bit soapy flavour. Faint white candi sugar and restsugars. Very creamy feel, slick, velvety head. In essence, this is the 175 reappearing as a regular portfolio beer. And exactly as poor. --- Beer aliased from original tick of 175 (Blond/Blonde) on 01 Nov 2025 at 09:49 - Score: Appearance - 8 | Aroma - 6 | Flavor - 5 | Texture - 7 | Overall - 6. Original review text: Good dense white head over very carbonated, faintly veiled golden beer. Perfumey with quite a lot of coriander, fake citrus. Soupy. Coriandersoup, even way more than usual from Chimay. Fake citrus in loco of complex aromas. Almost overcarbonated, slick, medium bodied; creamy feel from the head. Bon Dieu, sauvez-nous! A trappist brewery making a special anniversary beer, and turning out something dull as from an international macro. Completely commercial, even for Chimay standards. Txs to Stef!

Small, persistent, dense white head over veiled, lively carbonated darker straw-coloured beer; shards of lace. Very grassy, bit lf hay, faint greenmalt, cucumber. Again hay & grass, faint oxydizing with a quite bitter finish - hoppy, but also partly vegetable bitterness. Light body, well-carbonated, slick. Quite decent pilsner; nothing special - and nothing wrong. Txs to Joren!

Draught Small whitish head, leaving lacerings over reddish brown beer. Wet dog, milkchocolate, strawberry, orangepeel, ureum. Sweetish, again strawberry(syrup). Spicy, seem to get some coriander. Bit vinous, ripe banana. Viscous, oily feel. Not very carbonated, some alcoholwarmth. Not bad, neither very special. Txs to Stef for sharing!

Small russet rim over pitch-black beer. Leathersoap, dark red (dried) fruit, chocolate, Pim's cake, whiff of benzene, oatmeal (yes). Dark chocolate and indeed orange and orangepeel. Chocolatewafers. Again dried dark fruit, raisins, plums. Precious treated leather. Viscous as liqueur. Almost no carbonation; chewy, syrupy. Undoubtedly a unique beer, well worth trying. But then myself, I was never a fan of the combination chocolate and orange, alas.