Bottle at home in London, picked up at Waitrose in Bath. Bright lemon and dry dough on the nose. Light to medium sweet flavor, some yeasty, doughy bread, nice citrus notes, lemon especially, light straw. Light to medium bodied with fine, massaging carbonation. Very lightly warming to finish with more lightly dry, doughy malts, nips of yeast, hay, lemon, straw. Very pleasant, drinkable beer.

Slightly hazy gold, with a tight white head that left plenty of lacing. Carbonation was lively. Sweet, crisp malts, green herbs, a touch of honey and Belgian yeasts edge. Good.

33cl bottle. Straw coloured with a loose off-white head and quite heavy carbonation; typical yeasty aroma of Begian ales; soft in the mouth with a clean orangey taste; and a dry spicy finish.