Bottle 330ml. @ our Hotel room, Amsterdam, Netherlands. [ As Blackwell Peat & Hainer ].Murky matt medium yellow color with a small, fizzy, fair lacing, mostly diminishing, white head. Aroma is moderate malty, wheat, tart, lemon, lime, tart lemon - lime, tart apple - apple cider, peat, smoke. Flavor is moderate sweet and acidic with a long duration, apple cider - tart cider, peat, smoked, tart, dry, citric, salty. Body is medium, texture is watery, carbonation is soft. [20160904] ( This beer was realy hard to rate ... it reminds me of our long gone dog a Sankt Bernhard called "Buster" .. he had a love hate relation to lemon fruit.. if we gave him half a fresh lemon fruit, he will put in his mouth try to eat it and then figur out it was tart and acidic, quickly spitting out the fruit .. look at it for a few seconds ... and then try again ... the same thing happens again .. tart - spitting out - waiting - try again ... etc. Thats the way i feel about this beer something i like and hate at the same time ... so i can give it 4-2-6-3-9 when i hate it and then 10 seconds later it think nice 7-2-8-3-12 and this goes on and on like with "Buster" ) (4-7)-2-(6-8)-3-(9-12)

Tap at In De Wildeman. Near clear amber brown with a small short lived cream head. Aroma of tart red berries, mineral notes, vinegar, malt, light leather and caramel. Flavour is light moderate sweet and moderate sour. Medium bodied with soft carbonation. Not sure why this is listed as an altbier, comes across closer to a Flemish brown.

Draft at In De Wildeman. Near clear pink red with a pink head. Aroma of raspberry, brett funk, hairspray, cranberry and minerals. Flavour is light sweet and moderate sour. Light bodied with soft carbonation.

Bottle, courtesy of DerA. Pours cloudy pale yellow. Aroma is slightly fruity and mostly carbonation. Sour taste with a crisp carbonation, light body. Super refreshing experience, simple but nice.

Bottle, courtesy of DerA. Pours almost clear pale yellow. Aroma is light horse blanket, rope fruit, some pine needles. Body is light, crisp carbonation, well balanced salt, with a short but fruity palate. Pleasant and nice.

Bottle, courtesy of DerA. Pours hazy pale yellow. Aroma is meaty, salty, greencut grass, sausage. Body is medium with a very present salt taste, lively smooth carbonation. Dry but fruity palate. Impressive for such a low ABV, great experience.

Tap at Erzbierschof Zurich. Pours cloudy amber, pale orange. Aroma is mostly saison yeast, but quite fruity. Orange. Body is medium with a soft carbonation. Almost no bitterness, little sweetness, quite dry. Short palate. Easy to drink, yet not super exciting.

Tap. Hazy golden color with white head. Aroma is Brausetablette-yeast-funk, wheat, some spicy rye. Taste is bananas, wheat, watery, with some spicy yeasts. Oily mouthfeel, but also watery. The aroma is interesting, the taste is too German-Weizen (but more watery) for me.