Mikkeller Funky (e)★ [fung’ke e’st r] (Funky Easter)

Mikkeller
Brewed at De Proefbrouwerij
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Copenhagen V, Denmark

75 cl bottle. Hazy amber body with tan head. Flavour is malt, caramel and fruits.

BCTC. Many thanks to the incredible generosity of the RB crowd. Orange amber. Fruity leather orange mint aroma. Caramel funky cherry woody flavor. Creamy. Pretty good.

Bottled. Amber coloured. Unclear. Beige dense head. Light flowery aroma. Citrus, light sourness, light fruits notable as well. Flavour is light sour and citric. Spice, fruits and herbs come to mind as well. Medium to full bodied. Dry. Has a dry bitter and sour end. Quite nice and very easy to drink. 9,4% doesnt come to mind.

Tried from bottle at 2009 Stone Sour Fest. Sweet, bretty. Not sour. Easy to drink.

It is unclear, beautiful warm amber with a huge, creamy and lasting head. The aroma is hoppy, fruity, slightly sour with notes of malt. The aroma has sweetness and notes of malt, fresh fruit and citrus, a light sourness and both brett and alcohol is well hidden. It is very refreshing.

In the mix of everything around I was underwhelmed at first with this. Revisited a few minutes later when my palate had a chance to breathe and it was much better. Balanced and fairly light, did not realize this was over 9%. That is crazy. Had some spice and sweetness with some brett dryness and wood.

Entered to celebrate my rating number 13,700. Bottled. A slightly hazy amber beer with a huge, fluffy, and collapsing tan head. The aroma has notes of sweet malt, spices, brettanomyces, and a bit of hops. The flavor is sweet with strong notes of spices among them cloves and coriander, as well as notes of malt, Caltha palustris (smørblomst), caramel, and lime, as well as light notes of brettanomyces, leading to a dry finish.

Beautiful red brown color with a lasting beige head. Fine laces. Aroma: Yeast, caramel, some fruits, a spicy note too. Taste: The brett is present, bitter hops too, rather dry. Good one.