33cl bottle shared with kermis. Thin white head. Very hazy blond pour. Nice bitterness.

Bottle from Fontana in Sint-Niklaas. Thick and moussy, snow white, lacing head remaining closed most of the time and apparently hops-enhanced, over a pale yellow to straw blonde beer, lightly hazy with tiny yeast particles divided throughout. Aroma of lemon zest, kiwi, mandarin peel, unripe gooseberry, freshly cut sorrel, chamomille and violets, pineapple, vague banana, straw and something earthy (turnip) but subtly so. Adding the deposit results in a cloudy deep straw blonde colour as well as something vaguely sulphuric in the nose (my bet is on DMS). Crisp, refreshing onset, lots of gooseberry and pineapple with accents of banana and passion fruit, sweetish and sourish in good balance, spritzy carbonation (more so than in your average IPA, but not disturbing), smooth, lightly buttery mouthfeel, honeyish pale malts with white candi sugar sweetishness and some yeasty spiciness, leading to a mildly hoppy finish, quite aromatic with flowers, lemon peel and even a bit of orange retronasally (Cascade!), bittering but in a gentle, elegant way, drying the mouth a bit without becoming deeply bitter. A spicy, earthy hop bitterness does linger in the background, well in dialogue with the sweet malts. Juicy, technically decent, fragrant Belgian blonde with certain IPA-like traits thanks to the use of New World hops, but still a Belgian blonde in all its other components so at best a kind of hybrid. In any case more interesting than so many overly sweet, acetaldehyde-rich Belgian blonde ales hitting the market: the choice of aromatic hops grant this beer an elegant character with a certain amount of finesse. Could have been a lot hoppier of course and the Cascade could have been much more pronounced to my taste, but the intention seems to have been a Belgian blonde with an above average aroma of fragrant hops, and this goal they have accomplished very well. Enjoyed it.

Bottle from Prik & Tik, Maldegem. Hazy yellow colour, white foam. Citrussy, grassy. Bitter and dry, hoppy. Light malty sweetness. Ok beer.

Bottle 330ml. @ [ PBF X ] Petalax Beer Festival 2015 by oh6gdx, Petalax, Finland. [ As Anglium Extra Hop ].Clear medium yellow color with a large to huge, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, white to off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, pale malt, moderate to light light heavy hoppy, flowers, grass, sweet fruity, moderate yeasty, sweet fruity yeast. Flavor is moderate to light light heavy sweet and bitter with a long duration, grassy - flowers, citrus - fruity, yeasty. Body is medium, texture is oily to watery, carbonation is soft. [20150725]

Bottled@PBF X. Yellowish golden colour, small white head. Aroma is floral, fruity, wooden and some mild toffeeish notes. Flavour is fruity, floral, earthy and some mild bitter grassy notes to it. The biterness stays for a quite a good while in the finish.

Bottle at PBFX. Hazy yellow color, small white head. Grassy hoppy aroma. Medium-bodied. Apricot, sweetish fruity flavor. Sweetish and a bit yeasty, malty. Ok.

33cl bottle @PBF X. Amber color, thin white head. Spicy, hoppy, grassy aroma. Flavor has apricots, hops, grass and mild spiciness. Dry finish. Very good stuff.

Bottled at Petalax Beer Festival. Hazy golden, small head. Citrusy nose with grapefruit and marzipan. Mid sweet with medium-full body and rounded mouthfeel. Some grainy dough. Fruity with grass and tangerines. Mid bitter finish.

Imported from my RateBeer account as Anglium Extra Hop (by Brouwerij Anders!):
Aroma: 3/10, Appearance: 4/5, Taste: 7/10, Palate: 3/5, Overall: 12/20, MyTotalScore: 2.9/5

12/VI/15 - 33cl bottle from Vilvordia Bierproeffestival (Jette) @ home - BB: 13/VIII/16 (2015-774) Thanks to Steven for getting me the bottle!

Clear blond beer, creamy irregular head, pretty stable, adhesive, leaving a nice lacing in the glass. Aroma: rubbery, band-aid, something is definitely off here, very unpleasant. MF: ok carbon, medium body. Taste: very bitter, citrus, bit fruity, sweet sugary touch, some marzipan, orange peel, yeast. Aftertaste: sweet, bit of honey, bitter, malty, marzipan, sweet finish, bitter grassy notes as well, chemical touch.