Bottled march 2003. Slight orange and yeastaroma. Orange color with a thin, but persisting head. Thin and a bit watery. orange flavor with a hint of sourness. Surprisingly refreshing, has something of a witbier.

Bottled 750ml (BB 03/2013)
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Murky pinky color, small pinky head. Strawberry and cherry aroma, some tartness. Medium-bodied. Berryish, strawberry, cherry flavor. Light sourness, some sweetness. Very homebrewish fruit beer.

Bottled. Hazy orange colour, small off-white head. Aroma is berries, fruits, yeast, and mild maltyness. Flavour is fruits, mild wooden and earthy notes along with some slight yeasty notes.

Standard golden color. Smell yeast and orange peel. Ok taste, low carbo and body.

Like most of their beers this one smelled a bit like Chinese food (ginger i guess). Pretty average score.

A hazy orange beer with a white head. The aroma is light, but what is there is sweet and primarily yeasty. The flavor is malty with notes of oranges, leading to a dry end.

Gold-orange, very slight haze; slim snow-white head, good carbonation. Preserved sugared orange, much coriander, very slight sulphur in the nose. Taste yields coriander, tons of it. And a flavour that reminds me (sorry) of "Lumpfish eggs" (fake caviar). I wonder if it's colouring agent - there's a list of 6 E-numbered additions on the label (NOT for German export, this). There's a touch of acidity like in a wheatbeer - or are the coriander & orange deceiving me? It has a rather fresh mouthfeel - surprising with all the coriander. What IS the idea here? One-off for a Dutch royal wedding - the orange label for every orange-mad Dutchman, taste or not? It says "type:orange beer" ont the label. Type??? It isn't really bad, but it doesn't exactly inspire confiance.