Small off-white head over fully hazy ochre-orange to copperish beer. Toasted, quite honeyish nose, green herbs... not much hops, OTOH. Dry, with a dry, non-sweet grain and a quite restrained dry bitterness. Then (an again honeyish) sweetness appears briefly, only to make way for a bitterish, near-metallic finish. Some yeasty esters, but these also restrained. Well-carbonated, light to medium bodied, but quite slick. Aftertaste hasn’t much more hops to offer. OK, good try. Now, next time: "Beer with A LOT MORE of Fresh Hops", yes?

75cl. caged & corked bottle (vintage 2015). Hazy pale amber colour, tall frothy white head, good retention, fair lacing. Aroma pale malts, grassy hops, light citrus note, bit earthy. Taste medium sweet and bitter, malty, fresh grass, bit earthy, with long duration. Bittersweet finish, herbal and earthy notes, medium body, oily texture, soft carbonation, very fresh and crisp, easy to drink landbier.

Bottle from Mitra Bunnik, 2015 harvest, BB 28 Okt 2016, large sample. Hazy golden color, medium frothy head. Aroma of grassy hop, flowery, bit sulphur. Soft to meeium bitterness, earthy and grassy, slight malty sweetness. Lovely balance. Good stuff.

Bottle shared at Ex-ABC. Clear golden, white head. Sweet malts, cardboard, plant, nettles. Light sweet, medium bitter. Medium body, bit foul finish, very bitter, stale, parfumed.

Bottle sampled at THT. Clear golden with an off white head. Aroma of light fruity hops, floral notes, caramel malt and perfume. Flavour is above light sweet and over moderate bitter. Light to medium bodied with soft carbonation.