Bottle at home, done from memory, rating is just for my own. I will edit if I drink it again,

Bottle 330ml @ home
Pours clear golden with a white head. Aroma has notes of malt, yeast, dried fruits and alcohol. Taste is medium sweet and light bitter with a warm, alcohol and fruits. Body is medium to full, texture is oily, carbonation is soft.

bleek gouden, helder, schuimig witte kraag aroma: bloemen, zoet, citrus, hooi, stro, vanille, fruitig smaken: zwaar zoet, medium bitter, citrus, abrikoos, perzik, peper, vanille, graan, stevig alcoholisch, gras, graan volle body, romig, afdronk, lang zoet,kruidig

330ml bottle. Clear golden colour with some chunks floating around, small, frothy, half-way lasting, minimally lacing, white head. Minimally grainy, pale malty aroma, cautious unspecific fruity backgound. Taste is moderately sweet grainy, sticky, slightly alcoholic. Little convincing.

33 cl. bottle @ home, bought @ Hogerdijk, Culemborg. Hazy golden with a big white head. Very fruity aroma, with hints of vanilla and spices. Yeasty taste with some very present alcohol. Medium bitter aftertaste and lively carbonation. Too overpowered blonde in terms of alcohol content. Maybe if the ABV was lowered to 8% the result wouldn’t be so harsh and boozy

Bottle, 10.5%. Clear golden with small white head. Aroma is malt, yeast, fruit and spices. Flavour is malt, yeast, fruit, hop, little bitter, little sweet, little over carbonated with notes of alcohol.

33 cl. bottle @ De Groote Witte Arend. Served at a somewhat warmer temperature in a rather interesting Bush glass. Shape is very beautiful the glass itself has the appearance of broken glass, bit like those bathroom window through which you cannot see. It is not really my thing but it is quite lovely & nice to see – great stuff. So far the BA offerings & winter beers of this brewery have been quite nice & interesting whilst the others have been not particularly my thing & seemingly more intend on being boozy rather than much else. The fact that at least one of their beers has erroneously proclaimed by themselves as the strongest beer in the world & is actively marked as such only reinforces this notion although their work is not per se as much bad as outside of my personal preferences. The beer pours a beautiful radiant, hazy golden like golden fields in the sun with a white head. This along with the presentation makes the beer quite appealing. Taste is that of sweet Belgian yeast, white bread & quite a bit of white sugar, hay and sweetness combined with cereal and some summer fruits it quickly runs over into a finish which is somewhat phenolic with clear alcohol. The alcohol presence appears to be intended & the beer displays it proudly the finish is also coupled with plenty of spices and some grass bitterness. I am also picking up some Belgian hops. Body is a tad fuller, lightly creamy with lower carbonation. The obvious nature & rather overly simple nature of this which merely appears to aim for sweetness & booziness make this somewhat less appealing. It is not entirely not enjoyable & I can certainly find quite a bit good & interesting things here. Overall it was a bit like what I would expect Bush to make in the not necessary most flattering way but I cannot say that I didn’t entirely not enjoy this beer.

At a tasting, thanks, smallish head, very hazy light yellow colour, light aroma of citrus and stone fruits with some soapiness in the back, bready aroma with some herbs, sticky and alcoholic. Not too good.

Bottle shared at a tasting at kerenmk’s place. Thanks Hansen & Zita for this bottle! Hazy golden. Aroma has a bit of graininess, fruits and alcohol. Sweet fruity flavor, very alcoholic. Medium-bodied. Too sweet and alcoholic for me.