Pours hazy (poured with yeast) medium blonde. Large, very large even, white head that keeps growing after the pour. Scent is green, herbal, earthy hops. Nothing extreme, quite mellow. It reminds me a bit of Amarillo, in a way, but more herbal. Taste is fairly bitter (for a Belgian beer that doesn't claim to be, quite bitter even!) Yeasty, but not over the top, and not very estery or anything. Malty, but not overpowering? the hops do shine, in what tastes more like a belgian style than an IPA at all times- nevertheless, it does work, in a way. Amarillo still comes to mind, by lack of better comparing materials.
Medium body, high (but surprisingly, not over the top) carbonation.

Not a seek-out beer, but If i'd find myself in a bar serving this, or sitting at this (very nice to visit!) brewery, this might be my go-for one!

Almost clear golden yellow beer with a white head. Aroma of herbal, grainy and spicy malt. Taste of belgian yeast, dry herbal and grainy.

Bottle from Sandersput.
A: hazy golden, small, foamy, off-white head.
A: bread crust, yeast, apple, straw, grass, pear.
T: sweetish apple & pear, bread, yeast, grass.
F: floral hops, yeast, yellow fruit.
P: medium body, slick texture, soft carbonation.
As Belgian as they come, but with a satisfying bitterness.