Bottle 330ml. @ home.Clear medium to dark amber orange - yellow color with a average to large, frothy to creamy, good lacing, mostly lasting, off-white head. Aroma is light moderate malty, wood, light alcohol. Very weak aroma, some pale malt and fruity yeast notes. Flavor is moderate to heavy sweet and bitter with a average to long duration, fruity, anisseed, yeast. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft. [20110323]

Interesting beer from de Proef, malts dominate the flavor and there is a bit of light spice too. Pretty decent overall.

Bottle @ Willems, Belgium. Pours unclear orange with a small creamy white head and lacings. Nose is yeast and fruit. Some cookie dough and caramel. Well balanced. Smooth and full bodied. Dry end

Bottle at ZBF 2010. Hazy orange/golden pour with a decent head. Aroma of fruit and spice. Tastes quite complex, sweet, honey, caramel, malty, doughy. Very pleasant triple indeed.

Bottle @ Vilvordia Bierproef Festival, Jette, Brussels. Pours a clear golden color with a small white head. Has a fruity spicy coriander aroma. Sweetish malty spicy flavor with some hints of caramel and some bitter hints. Has a sweetish malty spicy finish.

Fast gone head, over clear orange-golden beer. Rainwater, wet moss, very fresh-smelling - as in a forest after a rainshower. Spices virtually undetectable in the nose. Sweet-ish, spicy, cumin, curry and honey - and all of this in just PERFECT balance, compositionwise. None of the flavours mentioned realy jumps out. Medium bodied, seems much lighter than it is - dangerous, I’d say. Long aftertaste, no new flavours. I’m impressed by this beer; it’s so balanced, despite the difficulties the ingredients impose: many brewers would end up with an undrinkable currysoup.