Corked bottle. Blonde, hazy. Floral aroma with citrus, coreander and peppermint. Spicy sweetish, citric flavor. Refreshing summer beer, but lacks refinement.

Bottled@Tuulensuu, Tampere (old backlog). Hazy yellow colour with a mediumsized white head, which disappears quite quickly. Aroma is mild acidic wood, some sweetness, citrus and mild yeastiness. Flavour is citrus, some yeast, mild acidic/tart wooden notes as well as some herbs. Kind of sweetish sour, which is pleasant.

bottle courtesy of and shared with Kermis. Lovely aroma. Thin white head. Hazy blond pour. This beer has aged very well. Very good for the style.

Bottle shared with Deanso. Pours clear golden with a white head. Aroma is floral, fruity. Flavor is moderate sweet and light bitter. Massive floral palate with a lacto milkshake, light strawberry quality coming out. Light to medium bodied with soft carbonation. I didn’t expect much from this beer but it’s really unique and actually pretty decent.

Bottle at Craig’s. Pours hazy yellow amber, huge peach on nose, and in taste, dry and refreshing.

Stronger version of Mort Subite Blanche, sold in 2012 on 37,5 cl bottles with cork. Rocky, sticky, stable, yellowish white head, ochre blonde colour with greenish hue, hazy. Fresh fruit sweetness in the nose, cider, orange peel, lemon juice, strawberry, mango, hay, sherry, wheat, coriander, soap, lemonade - a combination of witbier and sweetened ’capsulekensgeuze’. Same story in the mouth, fresh fruitiness, artificial sugary sweetness, strawberry, sweetened cider, orange, coriander, very light ’lambicness’ in the end but nowhere coming even close to the complexity of a real lambic beer, with some hop bitter in the tail. I understand the historical link between the spontaneously fermented lambic and the top-fermented witbier and I have nothing against trying to combine their refreshing abilities in a summer beer, but why does it have to be so artificial and sugary? Anyway, this was not all uninteresting and I can enjoy this product more than the ordinary version.

Bottle picked up in Brussels. It pours hazy gold with a small white head. The nose is. The taste is sweet, tangy tropical fruits, banana, ice tea and sweet bready aspect. The taste is tinned fruits, pear, melon, light tang, wheat, yoghurt and a hint of spice in there with a dryish finish. Medium body and moderate carbonation. Pretty sweet and artificial unfortunately. Better than their fruit lambics anyhow, but still not great...