33 cl bottle. Pours hazy yellow. Small white head. Aroma is fruity and slight estery. Bitter, herbal and dry. Estery and herbal. Bitter and dry finish.

F: thin, light off-white, quick gone. C: deep gold, hazy. A: malt, floral, honey, fruity, hint of orange, rainwater. T: malt, fruity, honey, orange peels, not very tasty compared to aroma, grassy, papery, light to medium body, medium carbonation, not really enjoyed, 33cl bottle from Spar supermarket in Oostende.

Bottle shared. Hazy dark golden with a ring off white head. Aroma of malt, soapy notes, herbs, caramel, yeast, light spice and light fruits. Flavour is moderate sweet and bitter. Medium bodied with soft carbonation. [13-07-2016]

Unclear medium amber colour, good two finger frothy white to off-white head, diminishing slowly, good lacing. Sweet fruit aroma, apple, apricot, yeast, hint of rosehips, candy sugar. Taste light heavy sweet and light bitter, malty, fruity, peppery notes. Sweetbitter aftertaste, fruity touch, licht herbal notes, bit papery, medium body, oily texture, average carbonation, decent blond.

33cl bottle shared with Kermis. Very thin white head. Very hazy golden pour. Ok.

Bouteille 33cl, BB03/2016. Dorée, col blanc. Arôme offre une bouquet un peu étrange sur un fond de vieille levure. Note verte houblonné, citronnée avec un petit côté chimique et rétro sucre résiduel. Palais se boit comme une bière passée sa date. Un peu suret, retrouve cependant une levure assez pertinente aux installations de Deca avec une touche de sous-bois. Effervescence moyenne-haute avec un léger fini citrique. Passe comme infectée.

330 ml. bottle sampled. Purchased @ De Hopduvel. Interesting label. No etching on BBF strip. Strongly hazy orange, blond, huge egg-white collapsing head. Nose is esters, big plaster yeast, rainwater, light paint, unpleasant BE esters. Taste is dough, phenolic, paint, big esters, light pepper, big powdery dough finish, white sugar, touch plaster, touch zest, touch grass. Fizzy, plaster yeasty body. Bland standard Belgian. It is bland & far too common but there is nothing offensive here, it drinks okay. A bit paper-like, bland but okay. Which is probably how it was meant to be. Should do its trick on the beach.

Hazy blond colour. Aroma and flavour have light yeast and malts. There’s a slight tang from the yeast in the flavour too.

First beer from a new beer company, seeking to evocate the Belgian coast and its dunes; apparently the first attempt at making this included buckthorn berries, but this proved fatal for the head formation so they were eventually left out; burnet rose hips are still included, however. Lightly lacing, creamy, stable, egg-white head over a cloudy peach blonde beer with ochre hue. Aroma is quite attractive and original: red apple, redcurrant, lemon zest, fresh grass, flowers, white bread and indeed a faint hint of rose hips not unlike Roosvicee, a Dutch brand of rose hip soft drinks. Fruity flavour, sour berries, some unripe pineapple, refreshing, a bit bready with a slight drying sourishness in the end but very subtle and clearly coming from the rose hips, along with lightly bittering, herbal hops. Enjoyable.