Bottle shared. Hazy dark amber with a cream head. Aroma is spicy, herbal, malt and caramel. Flavour is moderate sweet and bitter. Medium bodied with soft carbonation.

Bottle. Golden color. Aroma of yeast, malt and mild hop bitter. Simple taste of yeast, malt, hop bitters and some sweet fruit. Just a blonde.

Bottle from LDW. Hazy blond colour, white foam. Citrussy, some spices. Bit unbalanced. Boring beer.

Bottle at home. Slight hazy mahogany with beige head. Lots of spices up front with cloves, cinnamon, nutmeg, allspice and so on. Caramel, raisins, and some brown bread. Medium sweet and spicy bitter finish. Medium bodied with nice mouth coating carbonation. Bit too much spices.

Bottled 330ml (from BBF, BB 06/2016)
Golden color, bubbles, small white head. Aroma is fruity apricot, grapes, lychee. Medium-bodied, even a bit watery. Front has apricot, banana but then quite strong grassy and citrus hoppyness. Fruity and hoppy but not sweet. Light for its ABV. Evidently yeast is Belgian and hops from America.

The blonde one in this small series, bottle from Van Eetvelde. Relatively thin and quickly opening, irregular, yellowish white head over a lightly hazy golden blonde beer with peachy hue. Aroma of gooseberries, sweaty grains, soap, very clear DMS (overcooked cauliflower) to the point where it becomes disturbing, bubblegum, grass, sugarloaf, hints of green apple, field flowers, vague iron and grass. Crisp and somewhat spritzy onset, carbonation distracting a bit but not becoming bothersome, restrained fruitiness of apple peel, apricot and pineapple, ’Belgian bubblegum’ and white candi sugar effect with a sweetness that becomes even slightly aspartame-like at some point, smooth and lightly oily mouthfeel but somewhat thinnish body, grainy with a light sweetish breadiness, minerally and even a tad metallic, slick with a fading finish not adding a lot to the whole, except for an echo of leafy hops, failing to provide any true bitterness against the initial sweetness, which lingers in the mouth; the lack of hops render the finish even a bit watery. This is far from flawless to begin with, and even if it were correctly executed (without e.g. the DMS), it would still be another sweet Belgian ’outdoors café’ blonde to drink carelessly, not adding anything whatsoever to its style. What a disappointment compared to its amber brother...

330 ml. bottle sampled @ 20ste Zomerbierfestival. Dark brown, tanned head. Nose is big spices & sweet air refresher,… Odd. Taste is big herbal, liquorish, very sweet spices, lots of perfume, dark fruits,… Lightly fizzy & liquorish body. Odd but okay.

33cl bottle from ABCBeers. Thick creamy white head. Clear amber pour. Nice bitterness. Easy drinking.