Product of: Belgium

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Named after a P50 Pannepot, a type of Belgian fishing boat from the coastal village of De Panne, the painting which graces the label is of such a boat owned by one of the brewer's grandparents. This dark ale brewed with added spices was first made in 2004.

Review and Tasting

Sampled on 10/06/2012

Appearance:

Very dark brown – almost black with a large, long lasting beige head leaving spotted lacing.

Aroma:

Sour bread and dark chocolate with demarara sugar, orange zest and cinnamon.

Taste:

Powerful bitter-sweet palate with espresso, bitter cacao, figs and black strap molasses.

Aftertaste:

Lingering bitter cacao and molasses.