On tap. Pours a gold/yellow with medium head. Aromas of light Belgian yeast and yellow fruits. Dry. Flavors if toasted malts, green apples, light yeast/esters. Nice.

Nice frothy head, but this beer is tangy and tart and hard on the palate. After sampling some smooth, buttery blonde Belgian beers, this one comes off as harsh. Decent taste, aroma and appearance, but overall presentation is bit difficult.

33 cl. flip top bottle @ home, bought somewhere in Belgium. Bottle was a bit of a gusher. What remained in the bottle and got poured in the glass was a hazy golden with a big white head. Fruity yeasty typical blonde aroma. Taste is semi bitter with considerable sweetness and some spicy black pepper sharpness. Very lively carbonation and a slightly alcoholic aftertaste. Decent but too rough blonde

June 2011: Tall necked flip-top 33cl bottle, unable to find any best before date. Poured into a Duvel glass: when I say poured, I really mean gushed into the glass because as soon as I flipped the top it rose like an active volcano all over the table before I could get the glass to it. The beer was therefore murky and dirty in appearance, a grubby, dull old gold colour. The head was huge, large bubbles of pure white sat above the dishwater looking body of beer. Really yeasty aroma, almost as strong as when leaning over a fermentation tank during the yeast rising (to a cauliflower head) period. Spicey hops too. The beer began to settle a bit and it became more of a grapefruit juice colour and thickness. Darker towards the bottom of the glass, as the sediment slowly sank. The taste was semi-sweet and sour, with lemon, pink grapefruit, coriander and pepper all coming and going within the tasting. The beer was medium bodied once the sediment fully settled and quiet pleasant, just took so long before I could write this about the beer.

Slightly hazy yellow / golden color, small white head. Smell and taste decent, sweet and lightly fruity. Good carbo, medium body.

Re-rating, a great fennel note this time, with some very zingy spices this time. Great. Previous rating 6+4+7+4+13 = 3.4 33cl bottle. Pours golden with gentle bubbles and a nice head. The nose is lemon, hay and fennel. The taste hss lemon and a lovely aniseed note. The palate has a medium to full bodied with a big effervescent texture and a nice tangy finish. Overall, this has more complexity that it seems initially. I like it.

swingtop bottle. hard to open, but then opened with a thud, which had such a force, that the swingtop mechanism unjarred from one side. Most surprisingly, not one drop of beer gushed out of the bottle, it was only air pressure and bottle conditioning carbonation. Cloudy yellow, smooth white head.citrussy and belgian yeasty aroma, yellow fruits, dry. slightly dusty. Flavor is notes of alc. fruit peel, yellow fruits, bitterly hopped, but subdued and well blended into the grapefruit peel note.