Bottle @ Eetkaffee Multatuli, Ghent. Cloudy yellow colour, creamy white foam. Soft carbonation. Creamy mouth feel. Aroma of citrus, hops, some spices. Dry and bitter finish. Easy drinkable. Very good Belgian Ale.

Bottle @ Beer Planet, Brussels. Bottled 2011. Pours hazy golden with a creamy white head. Yeast, dust and fruit. Clearly oxidized and dusty with cellar notes and dried fruit. Re-rate October 15. At Nuetenough Brussels: Grainy, grassy, crips. Smooth and dry. Lovely. 2,7-3,8

Bottle bought somewhere I can’t remember. Pours hazy cloudy golden with a big frothy white head that slowly dissipates while leaving some soapy lacing on the glass. Smell is fruity, spicy and slightly phenolic with crackers, dry soil, hay, pepper corns, pears, grapefruit rinds, mango, pineapple, star fruit, dry soil, lemon zest, coriander and hints of pine needles. Taste is bitter, fruity, spicy and slightly phenolic with crackers, dry soil, hay, pepper corns, coriander, grapefruit juice, grass, pine needles, mango, papaya, pineapple, star fruit lemon zest and hints of lemony soap. Mouthfeel is crisp, dry, astringent and light bodied. Finish is bitter and phenolic with crackers, grapefruit juice, dry soil, pepper corns, coriander, hay, lemon zest and hints of unripe tropical fruits. Very tasty and very refreshing!

A cloudy, orange beer with a quite big and blond head. The nose is strongly fruitfull, fructose, mandarin, some spices, pleasant. Taste of fructose fruits, quite much of spices, citrusfruits, the end is quite short and spicy. Medium bodied, quite high carbonation, fresh. Quite nice, fruitfull and spicy beer.

~14 oz draft pour in a Lost Abbey tulip type glass at Proletariat in New York. The pour is a lightly hazed golden yellow, with a one inch white head that falls with nice coating lace. The aroma is grass hay earth, with a nice mineral edge. Overall, leafy is the best descriptor of the nose I can come up with. The taste is the same leafy dry grass straw of the nose, crisp cracker malt and the mineral in the finish. The palate is light bodied, with bright active carbonation, and a super crisp clean dry leafy mineral finish. Delicate, delicious.

Pours clear blond. Very bitter. There’s not much here besides bitterness though. Hops profile doesn’t have a lot of body other than the bitter. Palate is pretty simple. Not bad.

Bottle. Golden-orange colour with an off-white head. Aroma is hop, fruit, malt, berries. Flavour is hop, fruit, malt, berries, hop, pine. bitter finish. OK beer.

orange, very hazy, looks light. white, slow fading foam, smells bitter ( more than expected ) tastes quite dry, not a big taste, or much bitterness, but it does the trick. standard ( mediocer) IPA i supose .

Bottled 33cl (PBF)
Hazy yellow color, small white head. Green apple and fruits in the nose. Light to medium-bodied. Grapefruity, grassy, bitter flavor. Some fruity yeasty notes.