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Bottle. Nice big head with good duration. Color is hazy golden. Aroma is fresh and malty. Taste is malty and citrus/acidic.

Murky orange yellow with thick white creamy head. Sour spicy citrus smell. Nice sweet malt taste.

11.12 oz bottle shared with Tiggmtl and Muzzlehatch on 11/6/05. Sediment in the bottle provides a hazy pale-gold appearance with light copper hues. Small white head is moderately retained with some spotty lacing. Tiny bottle conditioned bubbles rise. Notes of light, dry, citrus fruits in the nose combine with a biscuity malt dryness, light mineral-like yeast and some faint flowery hops notes. Delicate, in a word. The flavor begins with light pils-like malt sweetness, with touches of dry biscuits, not vienna-like huskiness. Dry, lightly tart yeast notes combine with light citrus-peel notes. As it warms, the malt comes through evenly and more sweetly, but it never gets heavy in any one category, remaining tantalizingly just out of reach. Mouthfeel shows tight carbonation, though a good deal of it to start, with some touches of water on the end. Dry biscuits, and lightly dusty/dry yeast remain on the finish. Though I’m certainly no subsriber to the bigger is better mentality, I suspect they could put a little more malt and hops in this to improve the overall flavor without really ruining its delicate nature. Well representative of the abbey singel, I suppose you could say, but I see no reason to ever drink this when I could just as readily drink an orval.

Excellent head, fully lasting creamy, citrus aroma, you can smell the flowerhopps, moderate bitterness, and average finish, (10 has longer finish)

Bottle. Fruity lemon-candy aroma. Golden colour, white head. Mild, sweet, citric flavour, a little watery. Peach?

Fully hazy yellow, wheat colour; good white head, reasonably stable. Milky wheat nose, grains, lightly oppressive; very faint spices, but under the identification treshold. Strange - again wheaty, but quite unlike usual wheatbeer. Quite malty, with a citrus surrounding. Quite carbonated. Aftertaste yiels some low-profile bitterness. It’s got a certain sharpness to it, that reveals itself only after some time. Quite good blonde. I wonder whence the wheat associations, as they aren’t supposed to be there?

Cloudy yellow color, big white head. Aroma of citrus, bit yeast, grain and spices. Spicy and dry taste, bit crisp, quite yeasty, some citrus. Well balanced, not very explicit, but nice belgian ale.

Bottle Pale, blond body. White fizzy head, mostly diminishing. No lace. Very complex aroma of vanilla, hops, liquor, flowers, ... Moderately bitter, lightly sweet initial flavour. Moderately bitter finish. Quite complex beer.

Cloudy golden color; big head. Dry aroma, with a delicate hoppy note. Smooth Belgian Ale, with some Triple character.

Bottled. Mustard yellow and hazy with creamy head. Flowery arma. Clean and plain, much less hoppy than their 10. Notes of vanilla, low bitterness.