Bottle. Clear golden pour. Abundant white head that stays for long. Nose: Spices including coriander, sweet malts, occasional citrus zest. Too spicy. Medium minus body. Soft carbonation. Taste: corny malts, candy, minor spiconess and bitterness. Generally its taste is like the one of a middle of the road Belgian blond.

Bottle from Beers of Europe. Pours golden with a light haze and a thick white head. Aromas of tasty spice and light pine. Taste is light yeast spice, some hop bitterness. Spicy linger.

Bottle. Misty golden colour. Huge rocky white head. Stays. Nose: spicy, citrusy. Light body. Taste: rather dry, spicy, cutrusy, moderately bitter. A very drinkable and refreshing ale.

Bottle thanks to allmyvinyl. Appearance - cloudy golden with a billowy Belgian head. Nose - light spice and orange peel. Taste - more of that wood spice. Also white pepper, banana and candied lemon. Palate - creamy and medium bodied. Dry tangy finish. Overall - lies somewhere between a saison and an Abbey Tripel.

Bottle shared with Ashton McCobb. Pours hazy yellow gold with a thick white head. Aromas of lemon and light spice, coriander. Taste is lemon, orange peel and more spice. Quite eatery. Dry finish.

Bottle from Beers of Europe. Pours hazy golden with a thin white head. Aromas of bread and spice. Taste is quite sweet up front, bready, candi sugar. Dry finish.

Bottle at home from Laithwaite. As one who has been bitten too many times with overly carbonated Belgian beer this was a welcome subdued pour with a nice waft of yeasty farm yard on the nose. The taste was all about that spicey, yet not overpowering, yeast and it cut across the palate. The mouthfeel was creamy and there was lots of flavour for a beer with a 4.5% abv and this was enjoyable.

Bottle from Best One, Brackley Road, Bedford. Straw, clear with a loose with head and lots of visible carbonation. Lemon, hay, baking spices and sugary yeast compete in the aroma. Bittersweet taste with astringent hop notes leading to a drier finish. More lemon and some coriander seed in the aftertaste. I haven't had the original for comparison, but I thought this was pretty good with the extra hops giving it an almost lagery character.