Double test between two versions of the same beer, courtesy of the monk responsible for the brewery, and a friend of the brewer. Points above for version B, points below (in brackets) for version A. Tasted with Jacob Lövenlund & MartinKubert Fully hazy orange, orange tinted head, version A fast gone, version B very stable, like whipped cream. Nose: version A very orangezest-smelling beer, little else (7/10); version B much more hopped, hoparomas overlying the citrus. Taste: version A is sweet, liquorice, some citrus and a bit adstringent. The alcohol is much more prominent than: version B, which has also citrus, sweetness, but is also slightly hoppy-flavoured, and especially much better balanced beer (both 7/10). Again very much citrus retronasal. Obviously version B is better balanced, version A showing the alcohol more, more aggressive (3/5). Overall, I’d give version A (15/20). What is best about it, and typical for Achel Trappist brewery, is that they are trying to improve ALL the time. Couldn’t ask more from a brewer.