Super hazy golden coloured body with a thin, single centimetre tall pure whtie head. Aroma of amazingly soured and tart funk with a lot of grasses, dry grain, some citrus, lemons, bananas, yeast and limes and ending with a touch of coriander seed and white pepper - quite intense and very nice. Light-bodied; Very soured and tart flavour at first with a little wheat, some coriander seed, grain and apple/pear flavour that shows some good dry yeast with a touch of spices and very easy-drinking wheat and tart flavours to end it very smoothly. Aftertaste shows some light banana and bubble gum flavours with a good deal of citrus, lemons and tart funky oak dryness with a good kick of hay and perfume towards the end but ends of very smooth wheat. Overall, a very nice and incredibly complex beer for the style (I view this more of a wit) and a great but surprisingly good option to have from a relatively straight forward brewery - great to sample and well worth trying to find if you can grab it, and if I found this in a bargin bin in Connecticut, you should be able to find this in Belgium or perhaps somewhere around the states! I sampled this 50 cL tall can purchased from GlenRo Spirit Shoppe in Monroe, Connecticut for US$1,00 (that's it!) on 10-March-2018 sampled in my hotel room here in Orlando, Florida on 06-May-2018.

From the time I saw this can at vintage, my mouth started watering. Looks like lighter vanilla pale with a little haze. First taste is so refreshing! Exceeds my expectations. No fruit or sugar just a very well made tart beer, I am diggin this. Man, I liked the original 'kerke, but this is fantastic! Yummy tart wild experience, I'd say it almost comes close to the civilized tartness of a rodey, mixed with a little bright pale cantillon. Yes, every swig is well done tart beer. I'm glad they gave me a pounder of this. Hope they never quit making this stuff. On the finish I think I may detect a little bit of a processed taste but now its fleeting. In the end all I can say is THIS BEER ROCKS!