330 ml bottle. Pours a dull copper with huge head that settles quickly. Aromas of oranges and biscuity malts. Flavors follow same with some additional acidic fruit (carambola?) and resin. Interesting, but murderous carbonation rips at the tongue.

340 ml bottle. Pours a hazy amber with moderate head. Aromas of earthy wheat, dull citrus, and coriander with a little white pepper.. Flavors follow same but the wheat is earthy, papery and dry, and overshadows the citrus and coriander. Not the best witbier by any means.

330 ml bottle. Pours a pinkish copper with moderate head. Aromas of earthy berries, copper and biscuity malts. Flavors of dried raspberries, currants, sugar and soft wheaty malts. A so-so sweet malty fruit beverage.

Blik 33cl. Citrustonen, wheaty, koriander, banaan, grapefruit, wat sinaasappel, wat droog, fruitig. (3-5-2025).

330ml bottle. Mahogany colour with very weak, ruby shimmer and average, frothy, moderately lasting, minimally lacing, beige head. Sweet-ish and nutty, toasty, slightly spicy, caramel malty aroma, notes of dark caramel, some nougat, hazelnut, Brazil nut, herbal overtones. Taste is slightly bitter, herbal-hoppy and minimally roasty-malty bitter, slightly toasty, caramel malty basis with low residual sweetness, hints of dark caramel, a touch of burnt caramel, herbs.
Creamy-watery texture, smooth and soft, simultaneously slightly dry palate, medium to fine, dense, creamy, mildly prickly carbonation.
Well crafted, fairly intense, a tad disharmonious - not bad.

Cloudy amber, small beige head. Complex nose of light fruit, lightly sweet with vague spice notes. Similar palate. Medium strength hop bitterness

Misted deep amber to brown with a good head. Caramel, toast, citrus fruits, pine. Medium dry, light to medium hop bitterness. Drinkable enough.