Bouteille 33cl, merci Vincent, BB01/07/2020.
Dorée présentant mi-bouteille un léger voile, le col est épais blanc crémeux.
Arôme montre de suite un agréable bouquet de miel nettement plus devant que sur d'autres bières (Barbar ou Dupont Miel bio pour des exemples belge). Houblonné en rétro - citronné et fin fleuri.

Palais est assez classique dans une lignée belge classique - le miel apporte une petite note de douceur et cet effet de bouche organique qui se retrouve dans l'hydromel. Douceur accompagnée d'une petite note fruitée-herbale en retrait. Malt pils - un peu citronné avec une fine douceur latente qui est balancée par une fine amertume du houblon - noble.
Pour la bonne chaleur estivale, l'alcool aurait pu être un cran plus bas vers 6°.

24/01/2020 @home - 33cl bottle from Malt Attacks. Clear dark blonde. Nose is malts, bit honey. Taste is malts, sweet, floral honey, missing some depth. Something anoying too in the taste.

Sampled between ratebeer and brewver. Didn't take specific notes. I didn't enjoy this one all to much.

Pours cloudy yellow blonde. Small white head. Smell is bit fruity, malty, not very intense. Taste is sharp, rather malty, citrussy, sharp witbier-style yeasty Ness, bit spices. Belgian character. Bit pladticy finish. I had this beer before and liked it better than.

Clear blond colour with thin head. Abitter blond ale with just enough honey sweetness.

@BXL Beer Fest 2019. Pale golden colour, white foam. Sweet, lots of honey, notes of peach and stone fruit. Well balanced, very light bitterness in the finish.

H2O’s witbier or ‘blanche’, thanks to Steve for sharing at BXL Beerfest. Snow white, mousy, somewhat loose and opening head, hazy pale straw blonde robe with greenish tinge. Aroma of ripe banana, coriander seed, green apples, minerals, white bread dough, soap. Fruity onset but restrained in sweetness, banana peel, green apple, green kiwi, crisp minerally carbonation, somewhat thin mouthfeel; soapy wheatiness in a thin way leading to a coriandered finish with a dash of dried lime peel refreshment, but more dominated by lingering banana and wheaty-soapy aspects. On the thin side even for a witbier, but technically decent enough and I can imagine enjoying this one cold on a hot summer day.

The first beer by this new Brussels brewery, tasted at BXL Beerfest. Thick and foamy, egg-white, stable head, hazy ‘lemony’ yellow pale golden robe. Aroma of dried lemon zest, white bread slices, raw turnip, radish, banana peel, freshly cut grass, green apple. Sweetish onset but restrainedly so, unripe banana and green pear notes, rather subdued in fruitiness, sharp and stinging carbonation, supple and lean white-bready malt base, bit cereally, vaguely sweetish, leading to a drying, peppery finish with a faint dash of citrus peel bitterness. Holds the middle between a modern English golden ale and a traditional Belgian blonde, but with a somewhat amplified, American-inspired hop bitterness to it. Modern and quenching, rather easygoing but no serious flaws or other shortcomings here.