A slightly fizzy white head on a clear straw body. The nose is fresh bread, Belgian yeast and some citrus zest. A punchy, fruity Belgian blonde. The sweet bready malt, banana, lemon pulp notes work well with touches of honey and way above average effervescence.

Hazy golden pour, medium white head. Aroma is super yeasty, crisp cereals, light fruit, and some white pepper. Body is a tad thick, mouth feel could be a little crsiper for the style. Finish is quite low on the bitterness woth a pleasant peppery/fruity finish.

Some florals but it's fairly cloying. Pours golden with ok head. A little too sweet. Can from LCBO.

Can from the brewery. Pours a slight hazy, golden colour with a slight off-white head that stays a while with great lacing. Fruity malts aromas with the mild sweetness of the Belgian Ale yeast. A nice blend of the same for the flavours with the blonde grain malt lingering. Hints of bananas from the wheat. The sugars are well-blended. The spices are very mild. An overall pretty good Belgian Blonde.

Can: Poured a light amber color ale with a large foamy head with OK retention and some minimal lacing. Aroma of light cereal notes and fruity ester with loads of residual sugar notes is OK. Taste of faint cereal and fruity ester is overshadowed by some gross residuals sugar notes. Body is full enough for style with good carbonation and no apparent alcohol. This one lacked attenuation and was way too sweet for its own good.