Shortlived small white head over opaque orange-yellow beer. Diary, soft grain, bit spicy/herbal. White pepper, rootspices, white candi sugar. Sweet - pale malts & grains. Tad pharmaceutical, other grains. Honey, old cloth, sweet finish. Light to medium bodied, good carbonation. As the others. But seen the spelling, it's for Dutchmen only.

6.7% - Golden colour with lasting head. Reminds me a lot of a La Chouffe based on its spicy, clovey, yeasty element. Not my taste.

33cl bottle from Prik&Tik Kampenhout, Belgium. F: medium, white, good retention. C: pale gold, light hazy. A: malty, banana, peach, red apples peels, coriander, mellow fruity. T: medium malty base, banana, apples, bit spicy, coriander, mellow fruity, peach, bready touch, chamomile, medium carbonation, quite refreshing, good for the style, enjoyed.

15/VIII/21 - 33cl bottle from De Hopduvel (Gent), shared @ my parent’s place, BB: 20/IV/23, L2104/P373 (2021-813)

Little cloudy blond beer, big aery irregular white head, unstable, falls down quickly, non adhesive. Aroma: some marijuana up front, banan, bit herbal, malty, grains, pretty yeasty. MF: lively carbon, medium body. Taste: soft bitterness, lots of sweet malts, banana, rather sugary and sweet. Aftertaste: malty, caramel, grains, banana, yeasty, gentle bitterness.

Blonde quencher made for De Kemping, an non-profit organization in the Kempen region which aims to help find young people with disadvantages find a job. Thick and frothy, egg-white, cobweb-lacing, pillowy head on a hazy peach blonde beer with ochre-ish tinge. Aroma of apple peel, straw, coriander seed, banana peel, raw turnip, soggy white bread, unripe peach, touch of chalk or white soap. Fruity onset, some banana ester mingled with apple and slight peach notes, nothing too sweet or ‘wildly’ estery though, very active carbonation though not painfully stinging – rather adding a quenching sparkling water-like effect; smooth, slender bready maltiness, bit grainy at the edges, with soft and frankly rather dull spiciness built on top, from coriander seed and vague phenolic effects (clove); grassy hop touch in the end, but very soft in bitterness, while a chalky effect becomes more and more clear. Minerally, clean and very easygoing Belgian blonde ale with very high drinkability – on a camping site in the Kempen or not – but I would have applauded more hop bitterness here.