Draught @ Bitter Pops, Chicago IL. Faintly cloudy lemon yellow with a small frothy white head, citrusy malt aroma, adequate carbonation, mildly sweet grainy spicy taste, thin body, long finish. Smooth and easy to drink.

Yellow with large white head. Grapefruit, biscuit malt, and grass aroma. Mildly sweet citrus, biscuit malt, musty yeast, and moderately bitter dry grapefruit peel and grass flavor. Good body.

16oz can. Pale yellow tan body, Steady white head. Sweet, strong. Mild fruity hop tone sort of interplays with the yeast. Not a lot to hide behind, this drinks rather full bodied and alcohol forward. Drinkable, but nothing stupendous.

12 oz. can, pours a hazy golden with a medium white head. Aroma has moderate esters, plenty of floral notes, candi sugar, bubblegum, and some doughy malt. Flavour is reasonably cohesive, with plenty of spicy Belgian yeast, moderate esters, bubblegum some candi sugar, light-to-moderate alcohol, and doughy malt. Clearly not at the level of the finer Belgian strongs out there, but it’s also competently brewed, with a reasonable expression of the Belgian yeast. There's still too much bubblegum and estery character though. Pleasant but nothing more.

75cl coked ceramic bottle. no visible vintage, likely 2024.
My woman is somewhat unhappy that i stayed up to rate this one instead of snugging into bed. But it's an important issue. I think i'll hear manowar's "woman be my slave" as a soundtrack to the rating.
slightly hazy yellow with a smooth white slightly bubly head. looks awesome. looks Belgian. Aroma is coriander, spices, belgian yeast, perfumey flowers, good balance, not boozy, not thin/cheap/metallic, pretty good aroma. flavor is flowery , belgian spices , but subdied, quite strong peppery note- but it's well blended in - i think it is bretty. flowery notes, bordering perfumey. could be seen as a girly beer, but the solid bretty base indicates only girls with balls will like this one. Above expectations for the brewery. found in meny valby.