Bottled
Hazy orange color, very nice cloudy head. Very fruity aroma (dominating aroma is apricot). Very fruity mandarin flavor. Light spices, sugar and light alcohol. Great beer! Mixture of Belgian trippel and American saison.

The final beer of my Low Countries vacation. Sour fruit and citrus in the aroma. A cloudy yellow beer. Flavor has some malt, but this is more sour than anything else. Acidic finish. Like everything from this brewery, it is kind of weird but I like it.

(Bottle 33 cl) Beautiful, dark golden, quite hazy with floating impurities. Dense, retentive head. Has an odd not so pleasant aroma, but this doesn’t spill into the flavour. Very, very delicious almost perfumy flavours without being very sweet - or bitter for that matter. Actually very harmonious. This is how an Easter brew should be made. 190203

Bottle. Fruity, flowery, yeasty aroma. Orange, golden colour, quite some floaties. The head is big, white and creamy, nice and stable. Nice full flavour, a little sweet. Hint of tea. Nice bitter aftertaste. Full mouthfeel. Carbonation could be softer, though.

An unclear orange beer with a white head. The aroma is sweet with strong notes of yeast and coriander. The flavor is sweet with strong notes of yeast and lesser notes of caramel, orange, coriander, and other spices. It prickles the tongue, and has a dry end.

Bottle Hazy, orange body. Off-white rocky head, mostly lasting. Spare lace. Hops and yeast (lightly) in the aroma. Lightly bitter, lightly sweet initial flavour. Moderately bitter finish. Very well-balanced, lovely beer.

Bottled. Cloudy dark orange apperance. Strong yeasty flowery aroma. Sweet with sharp, spicy flowery flavour. Ann odd one.

This Easter brew is one of the best Dutch beers I’ve had, even if the style isn’t my definite favourite. Had it on tap in Amsterdam, very enjoyable indeed. Pleasant spicy aroma with hints of leather and wood, the yeast is not as dominant as with some other beers of this style. Some sweetness in flavour and aftertaste, but not too much. Apparently this is a "you either like it or you don’t"-beer.

New rerate 2014: Tap @ cafe Derat, small sample. Almost clear golden color, medium head. Aroma of spicy yeast, some coriander, bit grainy malt, hint of bubblegum. Bit bitter, bit sweet. Refreshing blonde beer. My earlier ratings showed obvious signs of infection, which t IJ used to cope with a lot. Nowadays they have it under control a bit more. Ok brew. Rerate: Copper color, short but lasting head. Aroma of sweet flowers, bit yeasty. Taste of sweet malts, butter, bubblegum. Remaining palate. Odd t IJ brew. 1.9 Original rating: The sourness is dominant in this beer. Like the label says (you probably cant read cos it’s dutch) ’luxury nature beer of high fermentation’, in which luxurious i cant apply, but the naturebeer thing is way too dominant, and i just dont like it.