Bottle. Pours a clear amber orange with a thick white head that dissipates to the edges and laces slightly. Aroma has lots of sweet fruits, Belgian yeast and floral notes with a hint of citrus and a sweet grain backbone. Flavor has light fruits and floral with a growing citrus notes and a light grain backbone.

Pours a rather cloudy golden yellow with nice, thick, lasting head. Aroma is quite heavy on the grassy side of the hops. Flavor is dominated by a very bitter, hoppy-citrus combination that almost veers a bit more towards the witbier/wheat side of things. From a company that specializes in Belgian-style ales, this maybe isn’t such a surprise. Very bitter finish to the beer. Interesting but not my favorite.

750 ml corked and caged bottle purchased at Zipps in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The pour is a hazy golden with a thick two inch head that leaves behind pretty lacing. The aroma is fresh floral hoppiness, a bit of detectable bitterness and a nice backbone of mildly sweet cracker malt. Nice balance in the nose. The taste is the nose, clean fresh floral hops paired nicely with a lightly sweet cracker malt. Additionally, there is a bit of honey and citrus fruit in the flavor. Nice subtle character. The palate is medium bodied, soft carbonation and a dry slightly bitter finish. Nice solid beer.

Bottle @ Dans place, Denver. Pours slightly hazy golden with a white head. Aroma of malt, fruit, peach, citrus, honey. Taste is malty, fruity with peach and citrus, booze. Medium body, average carbonation, slightly alcoholic finish. 070312

Bottle @ Dan’s house, courtesy of bnielsen13. Slightly hazy, orange appearance with a big fluffy, off white head. Somewhat floral, somewhat earthy bitter hoppy, a touch boozy aroma. Fairly bitter, soapy, floral hoppy, toasty malty flavor.