Tap at Café Onder de Linde, Amersfoort: Hazy golden colored brew with an nicely foamy head. Taste is softly sweet bitter and not that hoppy and dry like the filtered regular version. The can put this one in the regular portfolio in mine opinion.

Tap. Blonde, cloudy. Grassy, almost bready aroma. Malty bready flavor with grassy notes. Grassy hopbitter finish. Not very outspoken but nevertheless noticeable. A pleasant surprise

0.25 l on tap at Café Hesp. Hazy, golden yellow with a medium large, foamy, slowly diminishing, white head. Moderate, grassy-malty aroma of straw, cereals and faint hops, minimally citrusy after warming up a bit. Sweetish, slightly bitter, grassy-malty taste of straw, sweet bread and hints of vanilla, followed by a short, slightly bitter, grassy-hoppy and minimally metallic finish. Thin to medium body, slightly creamy and smooth mouthfeel, soft carbonation. Easily drinkable and refreshing, nothing wrong with it. Nice!

On tap at the Euwige Jachtvelden. Medium White head. Cloudy blond pour. Better than the filtered version.

Draft at a bar on Plein in The Hague. Pours very hazy blonde/light orange with a white head. Aroma of grain, malt and a light fruity touch. Flavour is above light sweet and bitter. Light bodied with moderate carbonation. A decent pils.