On tap at Brouwer’s. Clear amber w/ huge head served in its own glassware. Malty sweetness dominates, especially in the finish. Vanilla and caramel w/ brown sugar sweetness. Wasn’t sure of the % when I tried it, but you could tell it’s a big one. Can’t taste much of the alcohol, but thick and sweet. A little metallic bitterness in the finish. OK.

Tap @ Hams. Nice brew I have to say. Pours orange with a bright white head. Nose is sweet and rich. Taste is sweet, yeasty. Some fruit and smooth. Really not hot for 11.5% either.

Watery-looking bronze amber with crisp head. Honeyed-amber malt aroma with pleasant, understated Belgian yeast notes, tinge of candi malt, and perhaps some pepperiness. Easy-going melding of malts, candi sugar and reserved Belgian yeastiness. You could never guess the alcohol is half the actual level. Dangerously drinkable stuff!

Bottle at Kerstbierfestival, Essen: Under the name of "Ne Prelaat" for the commemoration of the 850 years of the municipality Essen. Clear amber coloured brew thats very sweet due the high alcohol.

A clear red/orange colored beer, with a small white head. The aroma of fruits like cherries, with caramel malts. The taste of alcohol, citrus fruits and sweet. The aftertaste is sweet with alcohol in the back.