Bottled(250ml). –Shared with Doggythedog at the Hopdevil in Zagreb
Hazy yellow coloured, small but lasting white head, witbier (lemon/apple) nose. Fruity citric and slight yeasty aroma. Touch of coriander, moderate sweet finish. Nice and refreshing.

Bottle shared with ozujsko at the Hopdevil in Zagreb Nice, a beer only rated by two people before me. It poured a murky yellow colour, medium sized persistant white head.The nose I liked a lot. Green apples and lime. A bit yeasty. That description can be used for the taste as well. Quite mild, sweet in a pleasant way, apples and lime (or am I mistaking that with coriander). A very pleasant, simple fruit beer. I liked it.

Big white head. Hazy yellow body. Light mealy herbal aroma with floral tropical fruit notes. Dry-sweet mealy tropical fruit taste with herbal orangey notes. Mid-to-light body. Dryish herbal tropical fruit aftertaste with mealy funky banana notes. Nice and highly drinkable. Very enjoyable. (0.33l bottle, wine monopoly, Vika, Oslo.)

Bottle. Nice big head with good duration. Color is amber. Aroma is malt and hops. Taste is malt, hops and some caramel.

Bottled(330ml). -Reddish dark brown coloured, pale brown head. Aroma of roasted malt, very fruity and spicy with some not so pleasant caramel notes, also some yeast notes. Touch of sourness in the finish.

Bottle. Creamy lightbrown good mostly lasting head. Redbrown colour. Nice malty aroma. Powerfull fruity flavor, Average finish. Oily palate. OK but not great dubbel.

75cl bottle from Tesco. Cloudy old gold colour with thick lasting white head. Yeasty, spicey, orange, coriander, orange peel aroma. Hoegaarden wannabe. Nice, attractive aroma, hit of wheat to start with and then lovely lemon/orange mix to finish with herb and more cereal. This is very refreshing and overall a nice beer of its style.
Earlier Rating: 3/24/2006 Total Score: 3.3
Bottle. Cloudy lemon/gold, disappearing white head. Good Belgian white beer aroma. Lemon, cereal, refreshing in mouth. Ticks all the boxes. Not exceptional, but no faults either. Nice tasting wit. I like this style of beer.

Sample at AleFest Dayton: Pours a cloudy pale yellow-gold color with a thin white head that lasts awhile. Thin and slick lacing. The aroma is spicy with cloves, along with some honey and wheat. Light-bodied and crisp with a mildly spicy character, plus citrus and wheat flavor. The finish is wheaty with a bit of hops aftertaste. Slightly above average overall.

750mL Bottle from Belfast, ME co-op, best before 12/19/2008, drunk on 8/20/06.
Very frothy, white head decants from the bottle, filling up the glass and steadily receding, eventually to cover. Though it’s bottle conditioned and only lightly filtered, there is only minimal lacing left. Most likely due to the spicing, but moreso the very low residual sugar content. Clarity is high, leaving the sediment behind and the color is a very pale, straw/golden, with a light hint of peachskin/tangerine. Light carbonation seen in the liquid.
Very soft, easygoing nose does not scream of spicing, nor of sweetness. Banana is nearly absent, and in its place, a soft pale malt sugariness supports light bubble gum esters and orange peel zestiness. Coriander is lightly done, and not striking in the nose. Aroma strength is medium to medium-high for the style. Extremely clean, with very light esters, little if any phenolic activity and moderated spicing. Some light, peachy fruits emerge as it warms, with a touch of honey and more bubble gum, but it remains a soft, airy, reserved aroma.
Much like the aroma, the beer stays true to the session theme in flavor. Very light pils malt sugars provide just a hint of honey stickiness, while some wheat creaminess adds further texture and just a touch of nuttiness. Soft bubble gum is intertwined with orange zest, but lightly so. Coriander adds only light bitterness at best, while there is a touch of astringency (but in a pleasing way) from the licorice. As a good spice beer should be, the spicing is not overdone and you can barely pick out individual notes. Quite dry, highly attenuated, though the wheat keeps the body from being extremely light. Some light wateriness on end, keeps with the drinkability. No alcohol noted, moderate carbonation could be tighter. Assuming this is meant to be a very session-oriented wit, it’s quite successful.