Since I smell honey, I have to describe it as honey-gold, totally hazy at the end; fine dense white head, fed by a constant fine perling of CO². Honey in the nose, very fine citrus (lemonblossom?), candi-sugar. Alchol, fusel alcohols and candi-sugar built up an explosive taste, full of fruity and yeasty overtones. Peaches on rhum. Earthy flavours at the finish. Well-bodied. Alcohol very obvious, warming. The aftertaste yields some hops. Excellent beer. It doesn't sparkle with one feature, it's not outrageous nor unique. It's just very, very good.

Hmmm, I''m not sure what to make of this. It has a very fruity, sweet aroma, and a cloudy golden appearance with a very nice head. The flavor reminds me more of a champaigne than a beer. The sweet, fruit and malty flavors I''ve come to expect from Belgian Strong Ales really isn''t present in this beer at all. The finish is very dry and slightly bitter. It''s growing on me, but that may just be because it''s making me tipsy.