Bottle. Pours a muddy amber colour with a fizzy fairly lasting off-white ehad. Quite sour and yeasty aroma. Ok. stickish mouthfeel. The flavour is basically faul...sour, yeasty, sweetish and herby. Sour yeasty finish. Belgian Ale??????????? More like a fatal lambic. Bad infected home brew.

(Bottle 50 cl) Courtesy of Myrup. Very cloudy - or rather muddy - amber colured with the tiniest, off-white head. Somewhat chemical aroma. Quite a full body with sweet caramel notes and a little fruit. Lightly bitter finish. At least not completely undrinkable as most other Koldings. 311007

50 cL bottle. Pours muddy orange to brown with a immediately gone head. Sharp herbal aroma. Flavour is sweet and slight herbal with a bit of liqourice to it. Has a mild citrus flavour to it as well. Ends with little bitterness. Terrible uninviting look and not clean - again.

Bottle @ the brewery. Tasted rather ’young’, but will have to re-rate it as soon as it is released to the general public. Pour is very muddy, orange-yellow with absolutely no head. Mild aroma with some Belgian sugars and weak orange. Quite low carbonation. This gives it a nice full mouthfeel to begin with. Flavour is terribly sweet and cloying. A little spice and a good light bitterness at the far end. A little orangy sourness and a touch of metallic aftertaste. In my opinion, this lacks balance, being far too sweet, but generally has more flavour than Troldhede’s from last year. 3.0 <br /><br /> Second tasting @ Kolding Vinhandel tasting. Terrible! How can this go bad only a week later? Sour, sour, infected and yeast-crazy! Why, oh, why? 1.4 <br /><br /> Third tasting @ YNWA. Better, not infected (yet?). Sweet with a good orange presence. Still not my favourite Belgian Ale, but this is passable. 3.0 Collected rating is 2.5