Bottle @ Danish Summer Gathering, Ulfborg 2011. Pours cloudy golden with a small creamy white head and lacings. Sweet and sticky. Belgium yeast - rather anonymous. A bit of sweet bubblegum and grain - BUT the hops are rather anonymous. Medium bodied. Ends dry. Fine.

Bottle @ fonefan tasting. Nice head with good duration. Color is amber. Aroma and taste are earthy hops, caramel, fruits and malt.

Bottle. (vintage 2010) Hazy golden with a small white head. Sweet aroma and taste of fruit, citrus, honey and some light spices. Medium carbonation and mouth feel. An ok beer but not that spectacular.

Draught @Pikkulintu. Poured slightly hazy orange color with a thin white head. Aroma is fruity and yeasty, hard to put in words all the aromas. But really nice on the nose. Flavor is lemon, spices, yeast and hops. Bitter finish. Quite nice, very drinkable.

Draught (Stockholm Beer Festival 2010) - Golden in colour. Tea, grapefruit, hops, malt and a hint of spice in the aroma. Fresh taste with notes of hops, malt, lemon and tea all vying for attention.

Tap @ Glenfiddich warehouse No. 68. Clear golden color, short head. Soft hoppy nose, bit rice, bit flowery. Bit bitter taste. Ok.

Bottled 750ml (BB 05/2013)
Amber color, small white head. Juniper, light fruity aroma. Medium-bodied. Caramel, harsh Sorachi hoppyness, some juniper. Soapy. Lingering bitterness in the aftertaste. Another bottle I had a sip was diacetylic, this is clean.

Bottled (thanks omhper). Amber colour, small white head. Aroma is spices, some earthyness, quite floral and grassy as well. Flavour is spices, grass, some fruits and mild junipery notes. Aftertaste is spicy and fruity.

Draught, 300ml, perfectly served lightly chilled at Glenfiddich Warehouse in Gamla Stan. Near clear, amber coloured body under a slowly fading, white tophead. Smooth aroma of died fruits and herbal hops. Fresh fruity taste with hints of dried fruits breaking through supported by lighter notes of caramel malts. Lingering fruit bitterness to the ending. Medium bodied. Quite enjoyable drinking before mid day (Stockholm, 27.07.2010).

Draught at GW68, StockholmOn August 4, 2010Hazy copper color, fluffy lasting light brown head. Phenolic, sweet, light metallic taste; fruity, bitter, herbal, cream aftertaste. Starts off like a Belgian Blonde, finishes almost like an IPA. A bit sweeter with a less dry finish and for me it would’ve been excellent! Still good though.Phenolic, creamy, malty scent. Also some banana esters in the smell. Smooth mouthfeel, medium high bitterness. Some acidity in the taste also, bringing a bit of astringency to the mouthfeel.It’s a bit "spretig" (all over the place), not balanced in the way I appreciate it most. But all in all a rather nice beer. I’m not sure what style I’d call this one, perhaps a "Belgian style IPA"? Tone down the bitterness, loose the acidty, add some more sweetness and caramel, and it would, for my taste, turn from rather nice to very nice.For those that don’t care for "true" Belgian Blondes, the smaller notes of phenoles with the higher bitterness level might be a true hit?Not a session beer, for me at least, in drinkability, more of a farily slow drinker, but not down to only a sipper either.