On today's episode of "how come I've never had this before": bottle at home from Jumbo. Pours almost completely clear, darker, copperish golden with a lacing white head. Nose is a bit parfumey, showing notes of phenolics, floral character and herbal touches with a hint of oily grapefruit zest. Taste is similar, herbal, grassy, citric, fairly Belgian obviously it has a macro vibe to it, but not tragic. It's got a light to medium bitterness, the finish is a touch soapy, also peppery phenolic.

‘22 vintage bottle at home, accidentally cellared this one for 2+ years. Pours black with a tan head. Nose is big licorice, some soy sauce, dark chocolate. Taste is some chocolate, light cinnamon somehow and mostly licorice. Medium bitterness, light to medium body. Not terrible, but far from good. Full disclosure, I hate licorice.

Bottle, while wondering how the hell is this the 1st time for me drinking this. Almost completely clear darker golden pour with a white head. Nose is resinous sticky sweetness, light caramel, fairly macro obviously, but still got some character. Flavour is big resin, light caramel, a touch of booze in the best way and less bitterness than expected, but enough to keep it going. Gotta say this is much better than expected. It feels wrong, but it is what it is

Can at home, pours, wel... stratified. Semi clear first, then goes the trub, yum. Booze, light sweetness, candied fruits, more booze, a touch of bitterness in the end. Cleanish mouthfeel, not what I'd expect from a nedipa

Bottle at home, courtesy of Jorge. Megvan benne az a plus kesernye amit mindig hiányolok a hellesekből, sokkal kerekteresebb, kerekebb az íze, markáns, fÉrFiAs

Can from Drankerij. Pale golden, semi clear pour, white head. Light esters, a touch of peppers as well, decently phenolic, which I like. The coriander is quite apparent both in aroma and taste, pushing the spicyness further. Mild to medium bitterness to enhance drinkability. Not super complex, but quite decent otherwise