Blonde in colour, some haziness but maybe a bit more clear than usual for a belgian blonde. A quite big, pillowy and quite frothy white head that shows good retention and very nice lacing. Good enough intensity in the aroma, with a malty base of puff pastry and lighter hay, followed by fruity notes (peach, lighter pear and lemonish notes), grassy freshness and perhaps a hint of spiciness (can't detect something specific). Taste notes follow the aroma, a bit of earthiness shows up in finish/aftertaste but the beer feels overall cleaner/more nitid than most belgian blondes. There's a decent amount of sweetness, well balanced by moderate bitterness (with a hint of earthiness to it) and by a hint of refreshing lemonish sourness. Light body, average to high, fizzy carbonation; feels pleasantly lively in the mouth but still very slick and easy. A very good example of the style.

Keg at Akkurat, Stockholm. Clear pale golden, mid sized head. Aroma of spicy grass with some sassafras and marzipan. Dryish with light body and clean, crisp mouthfeel. Bread and hay, herbal spice. Mid bitter finish.

330ml bottle. Minimally cloudy, yellow-ish, pale golden colour with average to huge, frothy, moderately lasting, minimally lacing, white head. Slightly bready and grainy, minimally spicy, pale malty and slightly spicy, minimally fruity, minimally dusty, yeasty aroma, hints of coriander, yellow stone fruit, a touch of cardamom. Taste is yeasty spicy and minimally yeasty fruity, mildly bitter and minimally grassy hoppy, minimally bready and spicy, pale malty basis with low residual sweetness, hints of coriander, a touch of cardamom; minimally herbal finish.
Watery texture, minimally dry palate, medium, prickly carbonation.
Nice spicy aspects, refreshing, drinkable - good.

Sample at the roost of all places. Clear gold, streaky white head. Nose has chrysanthemum and dandelion, grist, wheat and some butter. Easy in the mouth, just soft grain and yeast and bread. Light but a nice texture. Lovely and an easy drinker. Can't believe I haven't rated this.

A 330ml bottle brought from the brewery. A beautifully made Belgium pale ale with good level of hops & bitterness. Drank at home as different bottle of beer in my home No. 1277.

Bottle. This is a really nice beer. Cloudy light gold. Aroma is of a nice spicy Belgian ale. The taste is mildly spicy with a very pleasant after taste. A really great out-on-the-boat on a hot summer day brew.