12 oz. bottle from Wegman's. Pours a murky, orange color, with a small, bubbly, white head. The nose is orange peel, black pepper, butterscotch, mild pine, and cloves. Sweet and quite yeasty, with a sharp, citrusy bitterness. Medium to heavy body, chewy, and sticky. Pretty nice and enjoyable.

Draught from the Habitat. Darkish pour, malty, little heavier on the dunkel than on the weizen/esthers etc. Eh.

Bottled. Certainly not pale, pours more of a brownish amber. Hops aroma, pretty well balanced as advertised.

Draft from Spuyten Duyvil. Orangish brown pour. Strong cinnamon & nutmeg aromatics. Very good.

Draught from rattle & hum. Poured dark w/minor head. Fairly thin consistency. SOme chocolate and oaty malts. OK.

Draft from Spring lounge. Average witte, nothing special here. Move along.

Draft from somewhere. It tasted like kind of a meh tripel to me. Nothing new here.

Old rating from 2017 - 355ml bottle brought back from my NYC trip, pours caramel colour with a tiny white head. Aromas & tastes of banana, pineapple, orange & flora. Medium body. Dry moderate bitter finish

A brewery I am unfamiliar with but the beer is in one of my favorite styles. Tonight I use my Great Heights snifter because, well, I want to. I lift the cap on the 12 oz bottle I obtained from Half Time and tilt inside of the glass. A dark medium gold color with a skinny top of very fine, white bubbles settling promptly to a skim that stays. I smell yeast, spices and ripe yellow fruit. A taste of the brew, there is apricots, plenty of coriander I believe, yeast, white bread, malt and a hops bitterness that wraps it all together. A full sensation, I approve of course. Interesting. But the spices come too strong for me, I would prefer less. No doubt a beer I'd drink again.