From tap. Pours hazy orange with a small white head. Aroma is wineous and bretty. Smooth dry bretty, wooden and slight ehrbal. Dry. Bitter and wineous. Bitter and herbal finish.

Sample at Gollem courtesy of Krabbel. Thin creamy white head. Cloudy amber pour. Lovely bitterness. Very good for the abv.

@ BAB 2016. Thnx for sharing, everyone ! Pours unclear blonde, small white head. Smell is bitter, perfumy. Taste is sharp, perfumy, grains. Dry bitterness. Very nice

06/02/2016 – sample @ BAB shared with tderoeck, 77ships and kradel Hazy orange, no head whatever left when I got it. Nose is fruity hops, some yeast and something off. Taste is bitter, fruity, some yeast. Not my cup of bear again. Sorry Fred.

Sampled draft @ Bierfestival Brugge 2016. Very hazy orange with a small white head. Nose is huge peach, raw pine hops, heading towards herbal, thick layer of hops with some bread & overripe peach but this edges more towards harsh, herbal & pine and pine as opposed to fruity with some clear plaster yeast in the base & bready malts. Taste is bitter honey peach, weird bitter plastic, overripe stone fruits, insecticide, plaster, strong herbal plaster. Body is overly heavy, some plaster & strange bready base. Overall a very atypical IPA, it is surprisingly heavy body-wise, I would have never picked this one for being 4.3 % ABV, yeast is too apparent in a Belgian fashion & the hops are clearly going towards a purely bitter character with no fruity character. Interesting but the harsh herbal notes & overly yeasty tastes don’t entirely appeal for me. I strongly preferred the regular version, this one is going to appeal more for people who like bitterness for the sake of bitterness, it could use less yeasty notes either way. A quite atypical & interesting beer which is nice but not one entirely to my preference.