I was there on Saturday and missed out on some that were sold out, but was able to enjoy the Strubbe Keyte Double Triple. I also enjoyed the De Glazen Toren Onedinke, as well as the Ommagang Brews (even though I knew what I was going into with those).

I'm glad you could get there for at least one day.

I took some pictures Friday and Saturday.

I didn't have any beers I disliked. Here's what I remember of the draft selections:

Alvinne Gaspar -- a muddy-brown Strong Ale, I don't remember its reputed hoppiness, perhaps due to its appearance. It might have been better to try this blindfolded (and without having so many other beers).

De Proef La Grande Blanche -- a wonderful "imperial" White Ale.

De Regenboog Catherine The Great -- struck me as an Imperial Stout with Belgian yeastiness.

De Regenboog Plus -- an Imperial IPA.

Ommegang Chocolate Indulgence -- a delicious Chocolate Stout that doesn't over-do the chocolate, and my one American beer of the weekend.

Slaghmylder Witkap Pater Triple -- every good thing I expected from an Abbey Triple.

Van Honsebrouck Kasteel Rouge -- Brown Ale with cherries. Sweet cherry flavor, and very red. Recommended to me because I don't like the more common sour cherry flavors. My favorite of the weekend.

Here's what I remember of the bottles:

Chapeau Banana -- I expected to dislike this Banana Lambic, but I was surprised. I can't rave about it, but I didn't dislike it.

Pannepot Old Fisherman's Ale -- a Belgian Quad, available in both the original Belgian version and the one-time Danish version (Pannepøt). More flavorful and spicy in the original version.

d'Achouffe N'Ice Chouffe Limited Edition 2007,
Dubuisson Scaldis Noel,
St. Bernardus Christmas Ale -- Three wonderfully spicy Belgian Strong Dark Ale for the Christmas season.

(I may have had the Dubuisson Scaldis Noel on tap; details are hard to remember.)

I got in there for a little while on Saturday afternoon. It was a bit overwhelming with all the choices. So many great choices. I just sat there staring at the list. Eventually, I told the bartender to just start bringing out small glasses. The worst one I tried was merely good. The rest were outstanding. Next year, I need to do a little more research ahead of time. Good times.

Were there Friday night, where the only disappointment was the hour plus long food orders--never got any frites or escargot. Saturday, there were 50+ people in a line to get in the door in the morning.

Ommegeddon
3fourquett wheat
Catherine the Great and Plus--The most surprising part about both was a touch of tabacco on the dry finish.
Chocolate Indulgence--Bitter coffee and choco goodness, had it in concert with a sampler of:
Kasteel Rouge--Very cheeriness which was different enough to cleanse the pallet for other brews.
and a bunch of funky lambic and gueze on Saturdya

Please refer to my blog, www.beerinbaltimore.blogspot.com for all the notes I took in your absence! (And by the way, you may have spelled Slaapmustke correctly, but according to the lists it's Geant's Goliath, which as I recall has a different name in Belgium.)
You're Sandy, it is Geant's, I must have misread the chalk board, and that was before I had anything to drink.
And welcome to the world of beer bloggging

I am not a huge Belgian beer fan, so I drank a lot of the Brewer's Art Proletary. Yum! I too was surprised by the Chapeau Banana. It was good, but very sweet. The Catherine the Great for me was not what I expected. It was labeled as an Imperial Stout, but didn't taste like one to me. It was pretty bitter.

I need my list to refresh my memory!