Huge off-white head gushing over unclear yellow beer with a greenish sheen. Fresh hops' nose, pale malts, not overboiled. Bitterish, fresh hops' flavours, fresh green herbs, almost-sweet malts. feels lighter than the base Vageblond. Very carbonated to overcarbonated, and the hopcone isn't helping. Meritorious.

330ml bottle [Gusher - shoots out a hop umbel!]. Cloudy, dark yellow-ish, golden colour with average to huge, frothy, moderately to mostly lasting, moderately lacing, white head. Fruity, pale malty, grassy and slightly floral, hoppy aroma, notes of apple, fresh hay, a touch of quince, viola, some floral honey. Taste is grassy and slightly floral hoppy, yeasty fruity, minimally sweet pale malty with a biscuity and bready touch, notes of fresh hay, hints of yellow stone fruit, apple, viola, a diluted touch of honey; sweet-ish, fruity finish with hints of apricot and peach, floral whiffs of viola. Watery texture, smooth and soft, minimally cloying palate, fine, soft but efficacious carbonation. Very natural, left to its own resources, impure, dirty in a positive meaning. Full of character, terroir - really idiosyncratic. Quite unique.

33cl bottle. A minimal hazy golden beer with a huge good lasting white head. Aroma of fresh citrusy hops, hay, pale malt, dank. Taste of moderate hoppy citrusy hops, pale malt, citrus, dank. Probably one of the best Tripels i´ve ever had.