PranQster
(has 2 batches)

Bottle. A- Corn, fruit, yeasty. A- Peach color, cloudy liquid, white head. T- Slightly bitter, mild citrus, yeasty. P- Medium body, average texture, average carbonation, smooth finish. O- A good ale. Solid fruit flavors and a nice finish.

On tap at Taj Mahl, Boise. Cloudy orange amber with small skin of a head. Aroma had lots of floral/citrus notes. Taste was slightly fruity, with some delicate malt and hops flaovrs in there too. decent belgian

Bottle: Clear, bubbly gold, short white head. Light yeast and banana nose. Flavour is lemon, banana, white grape, Belgian yeast. Light, fruity and soft. Very tasty.

Hazy Yellow, Huge Head, Good Lacing. I have Allergies At The Moment, so I Can’t Really Smell Anything,.Fruity, Sweet, Yeast. Mellow and Easy To Drink, Hides Alcohol Well. I already had a couple of their beers before and they were past their consumption date, skunky. I did not pay attention to maker of this beer before I popped it open. Pleasantly Surprised, this one is OK. Quite Nice. Recommended.

Drought. Pale yellow slightly hazy with whitish small foamy head, honey aroma, slightly bland taste, fizzy with abrupt finish.

Refrigerated 75 cl brown bottle corked and capped. Poured into a tulip. Pours hazy golden with big fluffy white head which dissapates quickly. Little lacing, medium/light body, medium carbonation, and light malt aroma. Taste is clean citrus, some yeast, and a hint of hops. Pretty good. It tastes more like a belgian ale rather than a strong belgian ale.

On draft at whole foods. Pours a hazy orange gold with an off white head. Aroma of citrus and yeast. Orange, car domain and bread dough notes. Mildly bitter finish.

Sweet love finding this beer in San Jose. Pours cloudy yellow with foamy head and ok lacing. Aroma has banana, a little citrus and bread yeast to it. Some floral hops as well. Aftertaste has some bitterness. Pretty well done - tastes similar to a Duvel. Bottle.

12 ounce bottle into tulip glass, 7/10/2011 date stamped on the bottom. Pours hazy golden amber color with a 1-2 finger fluffy white head with good retention, that reduces to a thin cap that lingers. Spotty foamy lacing clings to the glass. Aromas of big apple, pear, pepper, clove, banana, grape, wheat, earth, and yeast spiciness. Pretty nice aromas with good complexity and decent balance. Taste of big apple, pear, wheat, bread, pepper, earth, grape, clove, and yeast spiciness. Lingering notes of light fruits, wheat, bread, pepper, earth, and yeast spices on the finish for a bit. Nice balance and complexity of flavors; zero cloying flavors after the finish. Medium carbonation and body; with a light, smooth, and crisp mouthfeel that is nice. Alcohol is very well hidden with hardly any warming noticed after the finish. Overall this is a very good Belgian strong pale ale. Nice complexity and balance of flavors; very smooth and crisp to sip on. Nicely enjoyable offering.

From a 355ml bottle on 13/10/2012. Pours a hazy light golden with a medium head which disappears quickly. Has a light aroma of fruit and Belgian yeast. In the mouth, sweet fruit is most prominent, with subtle but noticeable spicy and yeasty notes. The carbonation is relatively high, which works well with this brew. Belgian ales are not really my fave style, but I did quite enjoy this one. It’s very smooth, pleasant and dangerously easy to down.