 GRM (1235), Aylmer, Quebec, Canada
Jun 24, 2008 Brown bottle, 33 cl, 2005 vintage, via Importations Privées Bièropholie, received on May 9 2008, savoured on St-Jean-Baptiste 2008; eye: bronze with caramel reflections, opaque, inviting creamy beige head, a bit of lacing; nose: caramelized malt, soya sauce, oak, light fruity, caramel, light liquorice, maple butter fabricated by uncle; mouth: velvety, caramelized malt, candied fruits, dark small berries, light soya sauce, caramel, light spices, hint of alcohol, light fruity, light liquorice, maple butter fabricated by my uncle, slightly dry well-balanced finale in caramelized malt with oak and alcohol, slightly salty, mildly sweet, fizzyness on the top of the tongue, medium-full body, nice roundness, slightly vinous, average carbonation; overall: quite good
FRANÇAIS
Bouteille brune, 33 cl, millésime 2005, via Importations Privées Bièropholie, reçu le 9 mai 2008, savourée à la St-Jean-Baptiste 2008; œil : bronze avec des reflets caramel, opaque, belle mousse beige crémeuse, un peu de dentelle; nez : malt caramélisé, sauce soya, chêne, léger fruité, caramel, léger réglisse, en rétro-olfaction, beurre d’érable préparé par mon oncle; bouche : velouté, malt caramélisé, fruits confits, petits fruits noirs, léger sauce soya, léger épices, petite pointe d’alcool, léger fruité, léger réglisse, beurre d’érable préparé par mon oncle, un peu de caramel, finale légèrement sèche et bien équilibrée en malt caramélisé avec une subtile présence de chêne et d’alcool, très légèrement salée, moyennement sucrée, pétillement sur le bout de la langue, corps moyen-corsé, belle rondeur, texture légèrement vineuse, carbonatation moyenne; en résumé : très bonne
rane (493), Nibe, Denmark
Jun 24, 2008 Bottle 33 cl. 2005 vintage. Dark brown with small pale brown head. Aroma in the beginning liquerice and calvados ? (alcoholic anyway). I´´m uncertain if there is notes of oak, there are some notes that I remember from Amagers oak aged impy stout, but then the oak gives very differens aromas from what can be found in an oakaged redwine.
After a while only licorice stands back.
Taste licorice, quite seet, dates, figs and some strange acidity, that draws down. After all I think it´s a little better than Pannepot due to a less prominent licorice taste, even though it´s not reflected in my ratings. Gets cloying in the end.
airforce1 (61), Atascosa, Texas, USA
Jun 24, 2008 I love all the Struise beers, but this one is a bit too sweet. I much more prefer the straight reserva, as this beer is just too much.
larsniclas (3383), Gothenburg, Sweden
Jun 23, 2008 Bottled.
Hazy, dark brown with a medium, beige head.
Sweet and malty aroma with plums, raisins, prunes, port and some light toffee-notes.
Pretty fizzy palate.
Some light wood in the flavour along with some licorice ans a lot of sweet, dried fruits.
FrankJohansen (3327), Sabro, Denmark
Jun 22, 2008 Bottle. Dark brown colour with a huge mostly lasting light brown creamy head. Complex aroma and taset of sweet malts, fruits, plum and licorice. Lasting finish.
lululegrand (94), gent, Belgium
Jun 21, 2008 hazy dark brown beer with some red edges and a very stable light brown foam on top of it. Aroma very complex yet not overpowering. Great mix of malts, chacolat, coffee, brioche, port wine, raisins, vanilla, wood apples and Calvados. Thate is smooth and much lighter than the regular Pannepot. the wood really did make this massive beer more mellow, even more complex and dryer. In the aftertaste there is a more prominent presance of hops and taninns. This is a perfect after dinner beer that you can enjoye for a long time.
jhagmar (114), Gothenburg, Sweden
Jun 19, 2008 33 cl bottle. Pours a murky brownish black with a fairly large, beige head lasting a few minutes. The aroma is very vinous with notes of oak, apples, berries, port and caramel. The taste is sweet with a sour finish. Smooth and rich mouthfeel. Light, prickling carbonation.
rickgordon (3285), Göteborg, Sweden
Jun 17, 2008 Bottled.
Murky brown colour with pretty big, longlasting, beige head(tulip glass). Aroma is predominantly from the Calvados, after are waves of oak, berries and fruits. No alcohol detected here - the alcohol is overall nowhere to find. Tad sourish smell, probably from the effect of the apples. The backbone in mouthfeel is surprisingly light(due to the oak), which is good here, I found the other 3 Pannepot very sweet. Apples dominate the flavour, along with a woody tone, that is pleasantly acidic. This is a very good beer, although none from the Pannepot-line is on my top 100-list.
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