Can from Pub-up-beershop, Wolvega. Malty with soft fruity notes, citrus, grain, bit yeasty, lime, lightly hoppy. Moderate bitter, medium body. Won't blow any 'hazebro-new-hop-combination-every-week!!1!' minds, to say the least, but I dig the elegant simplicity and sheer accessible drinkability.

On tap at Taphuys Arnhem. A hazy yellow beer with a white head. Aroma of herbal fruits, tea, lime. Taste of tart lime fruits, zest, herbal finish.

6 week old can > shaker pint. A: Medium gold clear body with 1/2" of tight foam retaining very well. Big bubbles leaving sheets of lace. S: Light crisp bread scent with a bit of herbal hops. T: Bready and toasty with a subtle grassy or herbal noble hop flavor in nice balance. Unexceptional but good taste. M: Light body and fine beaded carbonation give a smooth mouthfeel. Bitter but clean finish. O: A very decent approachable ale that should have broad appeal. Worth buying at least when on sale.

From a 12 oz can. Pours a clear pale gold with a thin off white head. Bready nose. Sweet flavors. Light bitter finish.

Clear golden with little head. Aroma is nice grain, medium body, well carbonation, and little lacing. Taste is rich malt.