UPDATED: JAN 2, 2022 Bottle. Austrian brewery no.54 Pours amber with creamy head. Honey and yeasty on nose. Tastes sweetish, bready, yeasty, very light spiciness, caramel. Good.

UPDATED: DEC 13, 2021 Közepes, tartó hab, vörösesbarna szín. Gabonás, mézes, fűszeres illat. Gabonás, fűszeres, enyhén mézes ízek. Közepesen testes, közepesen szénsavas, enyhén keserű. Kellemes amber ale.

UPDATED: DEC 3, 2021 33cl bottle: BB 4th February 2023. Drank at home on 3rd December 2021. Poured into an old Hoegaarden Grand Cru stemmed tulip glass at home and shared with no one! I allowed the sediment to leave the bottle, so I got a murky, dirty reddy brown body, and an off-white head that was pretty thin. The nose holds a spicy, dark fruit aroma, the taste also leaning towards dark fruits and a spicy feel. Interesting beer all round, nice herbal undertones and fun trying to pick out the flavours.

UPDATED: OCT 30, 2021 Slightly hazy amber with a moderate-good white head. Aroma: Malts - Caramel. Also some herbal hops. Mouth: Good balance of bitterness and sweetness. Medium body. A good beer, mainstream.

UPDATED: AUG 16, 2021 This bottle feels a bit oxidized. The underlying beer is just okay. I would like a fresh one to try again, but it is still two years to expiry. Lacking bright freshness, but it is malty nice. Sterk ams

UPDATED: JUL 19, 2021 Old rating - 330ml bottle, pours hazy red/brown with a off white head. Aromas & tastes of earth, cereal, herbs, berries, grain & malt. Medium body. Medium body. Crisp light bitter finish

UPDATED: MAY 30, 2021 Bottle from Hop, Burns & Black. Hazy bright rusty red with a very slightly off white medium foam head which retains thinly throughout. Nose is earthy, cereal chaffy, malty, grainy, touch of crisp tart/sour bite, rain on autumnal leaves. Taste is crisp, bitter, subtle touch of sour plum (umeboshi) bread crust, touch of cranberry, earthy, autumnal leaves, some dryness on finish

UPDATED: MAY 8, 2021 Bottle. Dark copper. Herbal, liquorice, red berries. Earthy with leaves, herbs. Medium body, sticky.

UPDATED: APR 27, 2021 330ml bottle brewed in Austria at 6.9%. Ruddy lightly hazed copper-amber with a very large head, good duration. Some black grape and blackcurrant and a little chocolate in the aroma, with perhaps some very faint marmite yeast. Moderate carbonation, somewhat foamy, but with a juicy finish. Definite ribena here, and some black grape with very mild tannin meeting clove spice to close, alongside a bready-chocolate malt that similarly keeps itself in check. Refreshing interpretation of a Belgian Amber Ale with definite character of its own; just compare the Strisselspalt here to that of a Kronenbourg 1664!

UPDATED: APR 15, 2021 Fles. Lichtbruin schuim. Geur zoetig, metaal. Bruist in mond. Iets waterig. Goed bitter-droge afdronk. Niet te zoet. Heeft qua substantie veel van een weizen weg. Een vermonde weizen als trappist, of omgekeerd.