Thanks to tderoeck! 750 ml. bottle sampled @ “Tim’s orgasmic Trillium tasting”. Hazy golden with a big creamy white. Nose is overly sweet with big doughy yeast, milky sweetness, powdery, total excess of milky sweet doughy yeast. Taste is akin to spoiled milky yeast, big doughy quality, overly sweet, yeast to the extent that it can be almost classified as bad porridge made out of yeast, there is some spoiled porridge quality, bad dough. Needless to say, I fail to note anything in the way of hop presence. Body is yeast porridge. De Plukker Single Green Hop 2014 might have not been an IPA but at least it was an okay Belgian. This one fails as a Belgian Ale needless to say it doesn’t even deserve the classification of being a bad IPA because it simply isn’t one. Rather sad not a fan at all.

Imported from my RateBeer account as De Plukker All Inclusive IPA 2014 (by De Plukker):
Aroma: 7/10, Appearance: 4/5, Taste: 6/10, Palate: 3/5, Overall: 11/20, MyTotalScore: 3.1/5

16/X/15 - 75cl bottle from Willems (Grobbendonk) @ home - BB: I/2016 (2015-1477) Thanks to beerlover_ben for picking this one up for me!

Little hazy deep blond to orange beer, creamy irregular yellowish head, pretty stable. Aroma: yeast, some banana, fruity, bit sweet. MF: soft carbon, medium body. Taste: sweet start, pretty sugary, some banana, soft bitterness. Aftertaste: some citrus, yeast, little bitter, grassy, green banana. In no way is this an ipa. First real disappointment from De Plukker. :(

At ’bierweekend de lambiekstoempers ’ . Pours clear blonde, good white head. Smell is bit sweet, grainy. Taste is a bit sweet, good hoppy aroma. Not really bitter though. Easy drinkable. Nice !

Huge, towering light cream-coloured head, leaving lacerings over hazy copperish golden beer. Rather neutral nose, maybe hampered by the big head. Herbs, faintly sewer-ish, putteke. Toasted flavour, very strange, part malty, part... yeah, what? Rotting vegetable matter comes to mind, and a hint of dry chocolate. Finish gets sweeter, gradually. Medium bodied, very slick, (hop)oily feel. Well-carbonated. IPA, my *ss - not even a classical British one. Get Belgian ales correct first, then start experimenting.

Clear warm golden colour, slightest haze, white head. Malty, light hoppy aroma, apricot, caramel, light fruity, yeast, some straw. Sweet malty flavour, light bitter, caramel, dried apricot. Quite sweet finish, malts, caramel, sweetener, light fruity. Not exactly true to style, but still.. a bit sweet, rather enjoyable beer. (from 75cL bottle @ home. 2014 vintage)