Can from Malt Attacks. Spicy, funky, dry saison with herbal and somewhat fruity dry hop expression, quite well balanced and in-style, bit of a surprise even.

Pours hazed blonde. Small white head. Scent is fruity, bit tropical, passionfruit, citrus, ripe melon. Taste is sharp, high carbo, tad sweet, some bitterness. Mouthfilling grainyness. Less aromatic than expected. Not bad, but not as great as i had hoped.

Tap. Surrealiste, Brussels. Super hazy orange gold. Slim lasting lacing white foam. Sweet pale grain. Oats. Ripe peach. Orange flavoured gummy sweets. Taste is similarly sweet with just a little bitterness. Easy drinking affair.

Nice! Quite boozy. Sharp chemical kind of thing you get with some IPAs. Onions too. This is kind of fun.

Barrel, fruit oak sourness. Quite nice, but maybe not as nice as it sounded.

Not so salty but it’s there. Quite refreshing.

Can shared by TdeRoeck. Clear pale yellow golden color, very small white lacing. Aroma is very pleasant, very pleasantly hoppy. Flavor is, as so many ABV-less IPAs, a bit bitter, metallic. Oh well, not a bad attempt.

8/II/25 - 33cl can from Geers (Oostakker), shared with Benzai @ home, BB: VIII/2025 (2025-121)

Clear light yellow blond beer, small creamy white head, unstable, a bit adhesive. Aroma: pretty dank, marijuana, hoppy, some diesel, onions, very intense, a bit cheesy. MF: ok carbon, medium body. Taste: wort, sweet impression, malty, grains, a bit sugary, more grains, pretty watery. Aftertaste: sweet, bitter touch, lots of wort, a bit of a chemical bitterness.