Courtesy of markwise. Pours deep gold with thin white head. The aroma is hay and fruit then moving to spices and yeast. Seems inviting. The taste is soft and smooth with silky sweetness bleeding into apricot, apple, some plum and then a modest amount of tart tannins. It ends with lingering fruit and a touch of yeasty spice.

courtesy of markwise. #94 Pours clear golden, no head. Aroma is malty, hops, some hints of fruits; mostly banana and pear. Flavor, fruity same as aroma, boozy, hints of spices, with Belgian yeast. Finish is lightly spicy.

Bottle from Malt & Vine. No. 232 out of 480. Pours a lightly hazy orange cold with a good fluffy off-white head. Aromas are soft light fruits, banana ester and some yeast/spice. Medium body with very mild carbonation. Flavor is fruit of all kinds. This is the first beer where I’d buy bubblegum as an aspect. It’s mildly astringent, starting towards sweet, ending towards dry, with a lot of hot bits in the finish. Not much heat. The fruit confusion ends mostly on a light stone fruit note. Fairly clean, definitely refreshing.

Hazy gold, small beige head. Lightly spicy yeasty nose. Very spicy palate with bubblegum overtones and quite sweet