Bottled. Hazy yellow colour with a white small creamy head. Aroma is zesty, some floral, mild peppery tones with some citrus. Flavour is citrus, some spiciness, mild yeast and a bit earthy tones.

Bottle. Cloudy yellow color, white head, decent lacing. Aroma of lemon peel and white pepper. Taste has lots of citrus, bread dough. Nice enough.

Bottled (BB 08/2005)
Hazy yellow color, enourmous white head. Fruity (apples) yeasty, lightly citrusy aroma. Mellow and tasty, yeasty flavor. Citrusy, peppery and only slightly alcoholic beer. Very well-balanced, excellent.

Golden, slightly orange, beer, clear and well-carbonated; huge off-white head. Typical Van Steenberge mix of peppery spice, candi sugar and some citrus. Dry, slightly bitterish-spicey taste. Candi sugar, lots of malt underneath, giving a sweet finish. Dry and full-bodied, at the same time alcoholburn. Long dry-spicey aftertaste, no new flavours. I could say that it bears the ubiquitous Van Steenberge stamp. It’s no doubt more accurate to think of it as the umpteenth labelbeer from Ertvelde.

Golden color. Tripel aroma, vegetable. Classic body, quite dry, strong; vegetable note. Spicy, malty.