F: good off-white, average retention. C: dark red to brown, clear. A: malty, hint of dark caramel, sweet toast, molasses, dried dark fruits, plums, yeast. T: malty, licorice, anise-coriander-spicy, dried fruits, caramel, brown sugar, little bitterness, medium to full body, 0,33l bottle from Match supermarket in Brussels

F: white, huge, good retention. C: hazy, gold. A: malt, orange peels, coriander, hint of peppery, molasses, yeast. T: malty, coriander, orange peels, peppery, caramel, yeasty, herbal grassy hops, some fruitiness, honey, medium body, lively carbonated, good beer and well balanced but still average, 0,33l bottle from Match supermarket in Brussels. --- Beer merged from original tick of Triple Hop on 04 Dec 2018 at 19:55 - Score: Appearance - 8 | Aroma - 6 | Flavor - 6 | Texture - 6 | Overall - 6. Original review text: F: huge, white, long lasting. C: gold, light hazy. A: malty, fruity, bit orange, grapefruits, bit passion fruits, bit pineapple, bit caramel. T: malty, bready, vaguely fruity, bit citrus, grassy, tropical fruits more imaginable than real, bit earthy, caramel, aroma was bit more promising yet I don’t expect too much here, medium body and carbonation, not bad, enjoyed, 33cl bottle from Cora Woluwe-Saint-Lambert in Brussels.

(Draught at Delirium Tap Bar, Brussels, 18 Oct 2015) Hazy yellow colour with lasting, white head. Malty nose with notes of grain, wheat, hay and a touch of citrus. Malty taste with cereal, wheat, bread, some hay, bread spices and a low bitterness. Medium body, with a touch of sweetness. Tasty and well made witbier. Quite nice.

Draught at Gollem. Very thick and frothy, snow white, creamily lacing, stable, dense head, hazy peachy golden blonde colour. Aroma of red apple, some banana, biscuit, mandarin, coriander seed, canned apricot, honey, iron. Very softly fruity onset, accents of apple and banana, creamy body, honeyish malt sweetness with metallic hint, soft carbo, mild grassy hop bitterishness in the end along with soapy coriander but the banana ester and honeyish malt sweetness keep prevailing. I don’t see the point in this, the two original Waterloo beers are boring enough as they are and this is just another very cliché Belgian blonde intended for the big masses without any distinguishing feature, but then it is John Martin, of course - the company bringing the most boring or sometimes even the most disgusting beers to the Belgian consumer. Never liked them.

Bottle sampled at Essen Winterbier festival 2015. Appears clear brown with a small cream head. Aroma of caramel, malt, overripe fruits, light veggies and toffee. Flavour is over moderate sweet and light bitter. Above medium bodied with soft carbonation.

Sampled @ Kerstbierfestival Essen 2015. Clear rusty orange color, average sized beige head. Don’t get a lot of aroma. Taste malts, caramel, fudge, toffee, lightly sweetish. Medium body and carbonation.

75 cl bottle. Pours cloudy brown with. Small tan head. Aroma is carameoish, breadish and toasted malt. Lingering overripe fruity. Toasted malt. Caramelish and breadish finisb.

Bottle at the Essen Winter Beer Festival, 2015. Poured a clear medium brown with a bubbly off white head. The aroma is metallic hop. The flavour is moderate bitter with a sweet doughy malt, light spice palate. Medium bodied with average carbonation.

Hofgut Hopfenburg, camping in Schwäbische Alb. Fles mee van thuis. Kruidig maar beetje wrang smaakje. Iets te alcoholisch.. Backlog from 2015/07/19.

Bottle (from SIP, Tallinn). Pours dark golden with whiteish head. The head stays. Aroma is sweet, fresh fruits, esthers, apricot, dryness. Flavor is sweet and bitter, fresh fruits, apricot. Finish is sweet and dry bitter. Carbonation is high. Overall: solid macro Belgian golden strong paleish, but carbonation is way too much for me.