Bottled. Hazy golden colour with a big foamy head, which leaves some lace. Aroma is citrus, some floral, fruity and toffeeish tones. Flavour is fruity, citrusy and some mild yeasty and sweet grainy tones.

33 cL bottle at Poechenellekelder. Hazy dirty gold color with a huge, fine, frothy head. Light lemon and fruit aromas. Medium body with creamy carbonation. Fruit and citrus flavors. Fairly dry. Slightly astringent. Very refreshing.

Bottle Clear, blond body. White, rocky head with a good lace. Aroma of flowers, honey and hops (nicely balanced). Lightly sweet, lightly bitter flavour. Decent beer, but not very complex.

Bottle. Clear light to medium yellow amber color with a average, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, off-white head. Aroma is moderate yeasty, light malty, toasted. Flavor is moderate sweet with a average duration. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft. (010907)

Fully hazy straw-yellow with a pinkish shine; small rim for head. Spicey & grassy nose; pale malts, greenmalt, and some hops. Hint at fish-salt, call it salmon. Or badly washed glasses. Very fruity and even more spicey taste. No specific spices to be named, I cannot pinpoint a single one, and it might well be the yeast. Unfortunately, once mentioned a bit of pale malts, there isn’t anything to go on about. Some hops in the finish? Light bodied, very faint slickness. Not very impressive beer. I hope the authentic de la Senne version will be more remarkable.

Bottled
A bit hazy orange, small white head. Fruity, grassy hoppy aroma, slightly yeasty. Starts dry, then in the finish turns to hoppy bitter. Some fruity apricot notes in the aftertaste. Balanced, tasty but simple brew, I could imagine this having more than 5.5% alcohol. Solid effort from "new brewery" (Senne).