Draft. Golden beer with a cream head. Malt and light yeast aroma. Spice and light yeast flavor with light tropical fruit. Medium bodied. Spice and light tropical fruit lingers.

Draft. Dark mahogany brown beer with a brown head. Chocolate aroma. Molasses and chocolate flavor. Medium-plus bodied. Molasses and light chocolate linger with light roast and light fruitiness.

750 ml bottle. No date coding of any kind on the bottle that I could find. Big foamy head on on pitch black liquid. On a slow canted pour it took a while to die down. Aroma is big oak, mild bourbon, some roast.

The flavor is heavy on oak with the bourbon only lightly noticeable. Moderate roasted malt and chocolate. The body is fuller with the slight over-carbonation making it a tad to "fizzy". Overall, pretty respectable in a very competitive style.

Sampled from the tap at the brewery. Pours a clear pale yellow with a white head that dissipates to the edges. Aroma has notes of straw and sweet grains with a hint of light fruits underlying. Flavor has a strong straw note with grains and bread backing.

Sampled from the tap at the brewery. Pours a hazy dark brown with a tan head that dissipates quickly to the edges. Aroma has some sweet dark grains with roasted malts and a bit of light earthiness. Flavor has musty dark grains with some earthy light roasted underlying.

Sampled from the tap at the brewery. Pours a clear light gold with a white head that dissipates to the edges. Aroma has a nice earthy citrus with a bit of grass and straw supporting. Flavor has earthy citrus with grass and a bit of earthy grain backing.

Can shared by PinkZambia hazy golden with a frothy white head. Big time hoppiness plenty bitter combo of pithy pony flavors. Lingering pleasant bitter trailer. Good

Can shared by PinkZambia Hazy golden with a coarse spritzy white head. Lots of spicy salty notes. Very light golden malt flavors and a quick finish. Tasty

Can shared by PinkZambia hazy golden with a lively white head . Funky dusty Belgian yeasty flavors Light dry finish.

Draught at Oak and Ore, 10/30/15.
Moderately hazy, bright golden with some waxy yellow tints and a medium-sized white head that recedes slowly to cover.
Something out of the ordinary here, in the nose and looking at the deScription now, I see it must be the chamomile. It certainly isn’t unappreciated and gives this one some uniqueness in the otherwise fairly standard Belgian wit category. Adding a very strong herbal element to it, deep and almost peppery (chamomile is an odd thing to describe), it is augmented by lots of fresh coriander adding a very green, herbal-vegetal note. Despite the good amount of spice/herbs here, it dosent seem overdone at all. Vanilla, light honey and biscuity dough are noted from the malts with no alcohol and low citrus character. Quite clean and interesting.
Lovely texture to it, with very low carbonation, yet quite tight. Attenuation is spot-on, leaving the beer dry but with enough bits of honey-like flavor to balance this chamo-coriander flavor. Peppery, yet also very leafy/herbal and with light notes of citrus. Again, clean throughout and quite enjoyable.