APA as interpreted by new Walloon brewing star Atrium, situated in Marche-en-Famenne, hence the 'pale ale Marchoise', classically 'New World (dry-)hopped' with Citra and Cascade. Very thick head (to be poured very slowly and carefully if you do not want your glass to filled by it entirely), thickly plaster-like lacing, yellowish egg-white, rocky and dense, very stable; very hazy, deep amberish orange blonde robe with a 'storm' of minute bubbles raging through the mist, a pleasure to the eye, but shifting to a more 'murky', slightly brownish-tinged and less appealing dark orange with the sediment added. Lovely citrusy roma of ripe mandarins, blood orange and fresh orange peel, soggy biscuit, old rusk, very 'dusty' aspect after adding the sediment (dusty old jute bags or strawbales), brown dried tree leaves, hints of dried peach, melon, old apple cake, dried wild plants taken from an old herbarium. Fruity, quite refreshing onset, notes of mandarin and peach with a dash of melon thrown in, sweetish but subduedly so and with a light sourishness at its edges, quite some minerally effects from carbonation but in a very 'refined' and subtle way, so that the effects of carbonation remain a bit 'behind the curtains' and the effervescence as such actually feels strangely soft. Soft, bit 'fluffy' mouthfeel as a result, full enough for its strength, with a core of notably bready, lightly biscuity and rusk-like maltiness, a tad less biscuity than I was hoping for really, and with a very light metallic 'sound' to it. Aromatic hoppiness, citrusy as expected, with retronasal notes of mandarin and orange but also that dried old plant material note; long, yet generally mild grapefruity bitterness, a tad rootier in the very end, mingled with spicy-phenolic hints and quite a lot of dusty-bready yeastiness, especially in the end when the sediment is added - which I would therefore advise against in this particular case. Very APA in its perfectly dosed hoppiness: aromatic and 'old school' citric, refreshing and spicy but not bittering to the point where the term IPA would be more suitable, but also quite 'Belgian' in containing a lot of yeasty elements that kind of, sadly, 'blur' the features of the hops a bit. Needs a bit of cleaning up, but generally a fine and enjoyable, sufficiently hoppy quencher.

Bottle at home. Clear rusty amber color, average sized white to off-white head. Malty aroma with a sweetish touch. Flavor is lightly malty, lightly metallic and a bit bitter. Average to decent body and carbonation. Ok.

Magus, natuke mõru, karamell, vesine, linnased. Väga, lausa liiga, neutraalne kraam.

Flaska från Belgiuminabox. En citruszestig IPA med tangerine, oljiga zestiga apelsinskal, lång beska men ocksåkanske lite tunn kropp med lite alkohol som slår igenom. Potent är den iaf för stil. Gott.

On tap. A murky amber beer with a off white head. Aroma of tangerine, orange fruits, zest. Taste of tangerine, bitter orange fruits, zest, long bitter finish.

Bit thin... And probably too old. Need a fresh one.

01/07/2019 @home - 33cl bottle from Malt Attacks. Clear orange to amber, huge sticky fading white head. Nose is grains, ripe fruits. Taste is grains, caramel, bit fruits. Maybe correct but somewhat easy pale ale.

Bruin bier zonder schuim. Smaak is bitter hoppig en licht fruitig met iets van grapefruit en ananas. Gewoon goed.