330 ml swing top bottle. Pours a tawny color with light head. Aromas of marzipan, dried apricots, and malts. Flavors of resin, bitter hops, and spice. An "Imperial" Pils, but not much to my liking.

Fra fat på Enka en varm julikveld med Kitty i 2010: enda en av disse fruktige, crispy belgiere som skal prøves igjen til sommeren - Belgia here we come!

troebel gouden met schuimig witte kraag aroma: koriander, citrus, grapefruit, fruit, gras smaken: peper, citrus, graan, koriander, redelijk moutig medium zoet, medium/zwaar bitter, licht zuur, licht/medium body, normale co2. afdronk: lang bitter en kruidig. indruk: stevig bier maar ik zal het niet gaan missen!

Grosse bouteille blanche surnommée "The Big Dutch" avec la bière sous le nom de "Christoffel Blond". De couleur dorée et voilée. Nez de houblon floral, herbeux et aux faibles notes citriques, de pain, léger de caramel très doux avec des notes mielleuses, fruitées (agrumes) et de grains de céréales. Moyennement ronde en bouche avec un pétillement moyen et une texture légèrement crémeuse. Goût légèrement fruité (agrumes sucrées) et aux petties notes épicées (poivre très doux) avec une moyenne-légère amertume de houblon floral aux faibles notes citriques et résineuses (une amertume qui dure toute la gorgée) ainsi qu’un léger goût de grains de malt pâle lors de l’entrée en bouche auquel se rajoute un goût de malt légèrement sucré de caramel très doux contenant des notes de miel et de pain puis en finale l’amertume de houblon prend une tournure légèrement plus herbeuse. Post-goût moyen-long et légèrement sec, moyen-léger amer de houblon floral et herbeux et avec des notes fruitées (zeste d’agrumes).

33cl swing-top bottle, 2.75€. Look: Hazy yellow colour, unfiltered, nice creamy white head. Hoppy nose, hmmm! Aroma is prominently hops, with bitter orange peel. Is this a pilsener? More similar to a soft IPA to me... It has an american hop feel in the beginning, then the saaz remain on the tongue. Malts seems a bit subdued, less bready than others, still being smooth. However, aroma focus on the grassy notes, possibly a remain of yeast. Alcohol hardly noticeable. Taste, again, hops does a major role. Minimal initial sweetness and an exciting bitter bite, good and not excessive. Finish is quite long and hoppy, bitter, soft. Body is medium, low carbonation. Overall an unexpected nice surprise, very good when a hoppy one is desired. Price over the average, but hard to find and absolutely worth. Somewhat similar to Urthel Saisonnière.

33ck Flip-top bottle taken at Cafe de Grendelpoort, Valkenburg during a stay over in Oct 2012. The beer pours a cloudy/hazy orange colour: on top a white covering of thick foam, which stayed for the whole tasting. The nose was yeasty and hoppy with a strong fruitiness to the fore, a semi-sour citrusy smell became more apparant as the beer warmed in the glass. Taste wise it was a pleasant blend of hops and malts, each around the same in their strength of flavour. So, well balanced and neither sweet or dry. Refreshing and easy to drink with enough hop bite to excite and plenty of malty sweetness to counteract those bittering hops. The alcohol sits nicely within the brew and is just about noticed in the mouth feel, wouldn’t want it any stronger.

0.33l bottle. Hazy orange body, white head. Flowery, smoky, honeyish, bready aroma. Grassy hoppy taste with some honey. A nice one.

A pretty nice beer. Somewhat sweet and some bitterness. Dark amber in color with a white head.

33 cl. bottle @ homa, bought @ Mitra. Hazy golden with a big white head. Aroma of malts, yeast and a hint of citrus. Taste is likewise but with some tobacco added. Bitter hop aftertaste. One of the best pilseners there is.

Bottle at De Paas. Pours clear golden with a white head. Aroma is hoppy, light citrus, grass and malt. Flavour is light to moderate sweet and moderate bitter. Medium bodied with high carbonation.