UPDATED: NOV 30, 2020 Aroma; malts, chocolate, tart, fruit jam, berries, fruit acids, syrup, yeast. Look; beige low head on near clear darkest mahogany body. Taste; malts, toffeefee, tart, fruit jam, berries, fruit acids, nut pudding, yeasts, and finishes blended and balanced. Booze is well hidden. Feel; good body n nice co². Overall; its good, very good. [little bottle from box w 9 Petruses, b@ some hypermarket in Poland, some months ago, T@apartment of PivotekaH7 while waiting for new RBsessions]

I was quite looking forward to trying this as quads and sours are my favorite two styles. I found it to fall far short of the best of either style. however I did find it interesting and did enjoy it. Pours a very dark, reddish brown with a fine foam tan head. The quad characteristics hit you first with a sour finish. At slightly over 10% the alcohol is very well hidden. Not one I will keep on hand but definitely worth giving a try. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Geproefd op 11 november 2017 tijdens Just Beer. Bijna zwart met kleine bruine kraag. Aroma: wat geroosterde mout, karamel, fruitig en beetje chocolade. Volmondig. Smaak: zoetje, geroosterde mout, klein zuurtje ook, karamel en chocolade. Ik kon deze naast (tegelijk) de Nitro Quad proeven en eerlijk mijn voorkeur ging naar deze.

Pours a dark brown, almost black with tan head. Funky and sugary-sweet aroma. A nice quad with some oxidized off notes, like it's been aging too long. Notes: bottle pour at Atomic Liquors, older note

Bottle - Dark Raisin, some banana and some sweet dark plum. Deep brown with a decent beige head. Dark raisin, every so light sourness and cake notes.

Pours a deep dark brown from a bottle, thick tan head, like nitro foam, extremely small bubbles. However, they dissipate so the aroma is nice and present: a nice mix of light chocolate malts, chocolate proper, and tart fruit, maybe acidic cherry. Flavor is similar, although no chocolate, just rich chocolate malts, tart, nice flavor, no one component taking over. Very well-balanced. As others have mentioned, it hides its booziness well, no burning, drinks more like a 5%. Very good beer.

It's such an interesting mix. It's a quadrupel sour that is also nitro. Like it's thick and heavy, with a bit of a sour backend, while still being very alcoholic -

Alcohol super well hidden. For this style, I think the souring detracts a bit, made it seem a bit off. Also seemed a bit thin. Some dark fruit, very drinkable, medium mouthfeel. A bit woody in the back. Okay.

750 ml bottle from Tavour. Nose is big vanilla and candi sugar along with a hint of prunes. Lightly hazy dark brown with a medium lightly lacing beige head. Flavor is lightly sweet with a hint of funky tartness and dark friut.

Dark almost like a stout. Big fruity boozy sweet and tart aroma and flavor. Not a fan of high octane sours. This is ok but a little too much going on for me.