@ Camping Ratebeer, golden/orange beer, aroma and taste is very sour, not for me.

@ Camping Ratebeer, orange beer, fruity and malty aroma and taste, meh not a great series

@ Camping Ratebeer, Yellow beer, aroma and taste is somewhat weizen, taste wasnt that obvious. meh

Huge, fine & dense yellowish head, slowly receding over orange beer with a pinkish hue. Fruity, citrussy C-hops; aromatic and not too overpowering. Fine, but slightly unidimensional. Bitter & fruity flaovur, faintly flowery. Lots of citrus, bit of resin to booth. Long bitter aftertaste, never getting harsh nor unpleasant. Warming up, bit of human sweat. Quite slick, but rather light MF. Refreshing qualities; Undeniably a hit; OK, with all the IPA’s sampled in the US, he’d be hard pressed to miss - and on the Westcoast, this wouldn’t make the headlines. In Belgium, it’s a bit of a relief - a real IPA...

Bottle. Frothy White good mostly lasting head. Amber colour. Moderate malty and hopy aroma. Brett present. Oak? Maybee. Average moderate bitter finish. oily palate. nice.

@ Camping Ratebeer, orange beer, both less aroma and taste than the other two

@ Camping Ratebeer, orange beer, more sour than the american wood, less wood taste/aroma, hmm

@ Camping Ratebeer, orange beer, aroma and taste is sour, wood, fruit, nice one

Bottle @ St. Nicolas, Brussels. Pours golden with a huge white head. Aroma of malt, yeast, sweet fruit, oranges, light spice. Flavor is sweet malt, yeast, sweet orange, sweet fruit, little spice, and a little alcohol. Medium body, average carbonation, some notes of alcohol in the finish. 300714

Slightly hazy golden with medium white head. Sweet grains, sugary, spicy yeast with some cloves and Christmas bread, apricots. Mostly sweet. Medium bodied. Actually not bad, good value for the cheap price.