33 cl. bottle @ home. Procured from ALBO. Hazy orange, small soapy white head. Smells of esters, fusels, thick plaster yeast, boozy, thick chalk. Tastes of fusels, bitter esters, plaster, chalk, boozy, solvent, glue, bitter, dry,… Chalky yeast body. Another one of these Belgians.

Bottle sampled. Pours cloudy golden with an off white head. Aroma of Belgian yeast, citrus and honey. Flavor is moderate sweet and light moderate bitter. Medium bodied with soft carbonation.

Bottle from Beers of Europe. Poured a clear, mid golden colour with a halo of white head. Aroma of soft fruit, honey and mild citrus. Fruity initial flavours with notes of dates and mango, mixed with chewy malt. Finish was esters, light hay and golden syrup.

Hazy blond colour, medium carbonation. Medium body. Balanced taste between sweet and bitter. Good but nothing special.

330ml bottle. Minimally cloudy golden colour with average, reinforced, fairly lasting, white head. Phenolic fruity aroma, sweetish, yeasty. Taste is moderately sweet malty, bready, yeasty, minimally tart fruity counterweight, dry hoppy overtones; additionally a peppery spicy yeasty note in the finish; lively carbonation.

Original Rating August 21st 2013 . Bottle @ paters vaetje pours fuzzy yellow/blonde , good white foam . smells like a white taste is sweet, corny good carbo nice .

Edit 2021 : over the years, Whenever I had this beer in a buisness I work, I wouldn't sell it. Not a single bottle. In well over a year, untill we gave them away free from charge. Eversince they're all gone, people ask me so, so damn often about why we don't have it ( sometimes multiple times a week) , or friends and familie speak fond of it when they try it. I had it back in 2013 (short review) but didn't think it was specific, or great, or unique. But oh well, some beers just call for a re-try, do they not ? So lets have this again with more base knowledge than I had back than, as well as more experience. Perhaps it'll be better now ?

The beer pours a hazed blonde, under a seemingly stable, medium sized white head (pillowy) . Scent is mild, very mild even. Hints of malts, traces of what seems like isoamylacetate. Taste is malty, bit bitter. Very intense yeast profile ( BE yeast, loads of isoamylacetate as well as some phenols). Tad wheat, maybe ? High carbonation (to high for my taste, which makes me wonder if the beer was less carbonated in 2013, or I just enjoy lower levels now as I did back than) . Medium to slightly below medium body. Just as I remember it to be, it's pretty forgetable, and simply not unique in any way. On the other hand, just like before, there's nothing to say here thats 'wrong' with the beer in any way.

Bottle at ChrisO Snow tasting, thanks to (sorry forgotten who), 20/01/13. Lightly hazed golden amber with a thin off white head that clears to a film. Nose is pale malt, light grass, herbal notes. Taste comprises orange pith, sugars, light spice, malt. Medium bodied, soft carbonation. Average.

Bottle at home ... golden yellow ... big white head ... soft floral yeasty ... orange and lime peel nose ... sweet sugers up front ... big juicy orange ... light herbal salty lingers ... soft and tatsty ... light bitter linger