Clear golden color with white head. Aroma is sweet, malty and slightly spicy with some nutmeg and light cinnamon notes. Taste has some pumpkin pie spices, some tartness and fermented fruit notes, dusty malts and booze towards the finish. Light to medium body with medium plus carbonation. Overall it's quite off, needs some tweaking.

33 cl bottle bought from supermarket. Pours hazy orange color with minimal white head. Aroma is sweet, pumpkin, marmalade, some oranges. Taste is rather sour, some yeast, nothing special. Medium body, average carbonation, quite sour finish. I'm not impressed, but I guess it's just not my type.

Pours dark-ish orange, with a small white cap, short lasting. Nose has pumpkin mash, ginger, marmelade, some tartness, earthiness, cardamom, grain husks, light apricot. The taste isn’t exactly that of a traditional pumpkin ale. It starts with a rather sharp tartness, somewhat funky, with hints of underripe yellow cherries and green apricots, with a bit of green hay on top. A nice citrusy edge to it, too. The middle has a veggie "pulpiness" along with the sweet malts, but not exactly screaming "pumpkin". Finishes dry, spicy, with some funky herbal notes and earthy/woody spiciness. Aftertaste has underripe fruitiness and some grasiness. Medium body, low to medium carbonation. It’s a weird one, but also weirdly enjoyable, tho it would be hard to call it a pumpkin ale. Interesting stuff.

Drunk from 75cl bottle bought from Malting Pot in Brussels. Enjoyable pumpkin spiced autumn beer.

pour rather clear blonde, small white head. Smell is rather bitter, some yeast. No pumpkin here! Taste is sharp, rather bitter, yeasty, some malts. Very, very mild pumpkin aspects, that are a bit more clear towards the aftertaste. very decent in general.

Bottle - Light sweetness and stone fruit. Cloudy yellow with a small white head. Light stone fruit and grains.

750ml bottle @ Alex’s. Pours a golden straw colour. Nose of caramel and yeast. Flavour is caramel, spice, grass, and yeast. Not really digging this...

Pours a hazy yellow colour with a thin off-white head. Aroma of candi sugar and phenols. Taste is very sweet and biscuity malts. No off flavours, but no on flavours either.

Cloudy, thin head. There is some whacky tartness, touch pumpkin, soft body. Sweet. Bland - not much pumpkin, or spice. Sweetish malts, just nothing going on. This brewery was awesome in the 1990s but today what’s up?

750mL bottle, pours an opaque cloudy golden yellow with a small white head. Aroma brings out Belgian yeast, some spicy pepper, and a light rustic quality. Flavour brings out light-medium sweetness. Belgian yeast and some fruity esters. Not complex at all, with very weak depth, and some residual sweetness. Soft carbonation. Not very impressive, but not disastrous.