Smell- weak malt, hops. Foam- thin, malt, bitter tones, hops. Head is large, white, and dirty white in color. Appearance - generic black cap, nice label. Clear orange-amber in color, no carbonation. From - tulip Taste - weak malt, hops, bitter tones, faint citrus, faint grass. Not bad, nothing special.

From notes, quick rate. Head - large white head, medium carbonation. Appearance - interesting label, clear yellow amber. Nice bottle generic label ? Taste - hops, bitter tones, citrus. Hoppy aftertaste.

Kveik IPA by the Mortselarij in Mortsel near Antwerp, vichy bottle from - I think - Van Callenberghe. Quite a strong gusher, with foam spouting out of the bottle upon opening; opening it over the sink, I could reduce losses to a small portion, but foam kept creeping out of the bottle neck for a few minutes after that. Thick, snow white, thickly plaster-like lacing, coarse-bubbled, foamy head on a cloudy yellow blonde beer with vague khaki tinge and bits of orange-coloured proteins near the bottom of the glass. Aroma of ripe Cantaloupe, overripe banana, yellow kiwi, some granadilla and mango, cake dough, meringue, withering leek or sweet onion, pomelo and mandarin, rainwater, damp kitchen towels, moist sweet bread, vague iron, dank stale armpit sweat note coming up in the end. Sweet, very fruity onset, kveik effects mingled with hop fruitiness, sourish undertone accompanying sultry effects of melon, guava, granadilla, orange and banana, somewhat stingy carbonation (especially for what seems to be intended as a NEDIPA), bit painful even; full, fluffy, soft mouthfeel. Doughy and cake-like malt sweetness with 'harder' cereally core, lingering sweet fruitiness, towards increasing tropical and citrusy hops, papaya- and mango-like with a mandarin-like edge, adding late peppery bitterness which eventually even becomes a bit wormwoody, though sweetness remains the main flavour. Warming to somewhat wry, calvados-like alcohol highlights the end and interferes just a bit too much with the kveik and hops. Kveik yeast is not too well controlled here, the hops are generous enough but the unbridled fruit basket effects of the kveik manage to even top that - as one of our most eminent reviewers states below, too much kveik and not enough IPA indeed. Weird, somewhat unbalanced construction, a bit too 'wildly' going in all directions without forming a real unity - I was expecting more from this brewery, but I am confident that one day they will present a truly good NEDIPA, because I know somehow these guys are able to pull it off. Benefit of the doubt in this case...

quick rate. Appearance- cool label, generic bottle cap. From - thin, bitter, hoppy. bottle Taste - hops, biutter tones, large foam, weak belgian yeast, weak malt.. ok.

Smell-weak, faint hops, faint yeast maybe. Foam- thin, weak acidic tones, weak bitter tones, faint spur tones. Head is medium-sized, white in color. Appearance- interesting label, but generic cap. Hazy, dirty orange color, with some sediment. From - snifter Taste - weak hops, weak acidic tones, faint sourness, faint fruits. Somewhat meh.

Smell- weak malt. Foam- thin, malt, weak bitter tones, faint roast. Head is quite small, white in color. Appearance- nice goat label, generic bottle cap though. Clear orange-amber color, medium active carbonation. From - snifter Taste - malt, weak roast, hops, bitter tones. Ok sipper.

Hazy amber colour, nose of citrus, coriander, wheat. Lots of carbonation, very yeasty, spices. Unbalanced, overcarbonated. This is not a Weizenbock at all.

Goudkleurig bier met weinig schuim. Smaak is licht fris zuur met iets van passievrucht en citrus. Helemaal niet slecht.

Fles 33cl in Dalfsen. Fruitig, bloemig, bittertonen, grapefruit, cirus, sinaasappel. (13-5-2023).

Good, slightly yellowish head, stable, over hazy copperish orange beer. Fruity nose, citrus-y, floral, old clothes. I can guess the chamomille. Very perfumed. Coriander obvious, as is the chamomille. Still searching for the elderflower - maybe the slightly weyish retronasal aroma. Some malts hidden underneath. Heated chocolate buns in the aftertaste. Feels rather well filled for its modest 4.4%. Well carbonated. Unsettling beer. The finish sporting this rosted chocolate-filled bun flavour, stands almost perpendicular on all previous impressions, and that is not something I favour.