@ Dok. Golden colour, white foam. Lemony nose. Taste is tart, fruity, notes of lemon, hoppy bitterness. Good and refreshing!

26 July 2019. At Dok Brewing Company, Ghent. Shared with Anke - thanks for showing up eventually! Pours hazy yellow with a lasting, thin, frothy, white head. Aroma of lemon zest, passionfruit, yellow grapefruit, unripe mandarin & stonefruit, yoghurt, lime. Taste is medium fruity sour, passionfruit & carambola with a lemon & lime side, sweetish peach & pineapple underneath, edge of bitter stonefruit, bread & yoghurt. Dryish, floral hoppy finish, more lemon, unripe stonefruit & retronasal bready touches. Medium body, slick-oily texture, fizzy carbonation. Refreshing, well-made but a tad less daring.

Imported from my RateBeer account as Dok Dude Where Are My Pants (by Dok Brewing Company):
Aroma: 8/10, Appearance: 4/5, Taste: 7/10, Palate: 3/5, Overall: 14/20, MyTotalScore: 3.6/5

15/VIII/19 - on tap @ DOK Brewing Company (Gent), BB: n/a - (2019-1229)
Little cloudy light blond to yellow beer, practically no head. Aroma: very fruity, lots of citrus, bit lemony, funky touch. MF: ok carbon, medium to light body. Taste: pretty sour, funky, bit cheesy, fruity touch, citrus, pretty bitter, grapefruit. Aftertaste: lemon peel, bitter, bit hoppy, cheesy, funky, meh.

Hazy pale blond colour with thin soapy head. Aroma and flavour have a lemony citrus note. Tart bit also dry and refreshing.

A white sour IPA, or sour white IPA if you will, by one of the two most prolific brewers in Ghent. Papery lacing, snow white, mousy, medium thick, slowly opening head, cloudy apricot blonde-yellow robe. Aroma of lemon flesh, sourdough, green onions, shallot, grapefruit juice, unripe mango, sweaty touch, some lychee. Lime-like, crisp and light sourness in the onset, very bright, starfruit and lemon aspects, fizzy carbonation fit for the intended style; light wheaty soapiness and breadiness, very supple, carry this refreshing and colourful sourness to a drying finish, where the acidity seems to increase a bit, meeting a retronasal mango- and lychee-like hop aroma - not too strongly so, but enough to maintain the IPA aspect of this hybrid. A late, grapefruity bitterness even pierces through the very citric, bright, juicy sourness of this beer. Very zesty, crisp and immensely quenching on a hot summer day, with enough (new) hop character to qualify as an IPA indeed; see e.g. BBP's Tough Love for comparison within a Belgian context. Lovely Dok brew, one I would certainly drink again next time I make it again to that awesome place.