Bottle to tulip, the appearance was a golden bronze color with a finger’s worth of white foamy head that fell off at a decent pace. Not much lace, somewhat sliding.
The aroma had some grassy sweet to vinous sweet and slightly sour semi-citrusy to dried floral components.
The flavor was vinously sweet and grassy with citrusy pulpiness. Aftertaste was vinous. Finish was spritzy and vinous.
The palate was almost medium bodied with a decent semi-sipping quality about it. Carbonation was somewhat heavy but not burdensome, almost. ABV felt appropriate.
Overall, interesting sort of Belgian ale, wondering if wine fans would like this. Me, I can’t really see myself coming back to this.

12 oz. bottle, Julio’s Liquor’s for $2.25. Orange hazy pore into shaker. Full, foamy white head that sat like a pillow on top of the liquid. Nose is clove, Belgian yeast and orange zest. Flavors follow suit with a good amount of dry hopping in the finish. This brew isn’t going to “WOW!” you but…. I think it is a decent Belgian Ale. Drinkable.