Very beautiful, ever-so-slightly hazy golden and lightly orange tinted coloured body with an ultra-thin and very-fast-dying pure white head. Aroma of super tart, floral, grassy, bretty and extremely-berry like notes with a good deal of gueuze-like yeast notes with some wheat and oak foeder action along with a dry dose of honey noticeable towards the end. Light-bodied; Super strong grassy and extremely tart flavours of fruit and flowers show up with a lot of pure yeast sourness from the brett and oak with a dry, almost herbal finish that shows both the honeysuckle and the berries, in a great way. Aftertaste shows some of the sweetness from the fruits, but ultimately a very dry and extremely flavourful sour and tart yeast and wheat presence which makes this very nice, extremely drinkable and quite sour/tart throughout. Overall, a light gueuze in disguise, without as much carbonation and from the USA, but this one is up there in terms of complexity, depth and enjoyability - this is a great beer, very well-structured and very nice, especially if you like the [real] 'king of beers' from Belgium. I sampled this twelve ounce bottle, purchased from Knightly Spirits in Orlando (Orange Blossom Trail), Florida on 19-April-2019 for US$3,32 sampled almost exactly a year later on 11-April-2020 at home in Washington.

Bottle from Total Wine and More in Reston, VA Aroma: floral, citrus Appearance: clear gold with a white head Taste: medium sweetness, medium tartness Mouthfeel: average carbonation, medium body, oily feel, tart finish Tasty

Orange crush nose. Dark brown pour. Thin foam. Nice mix of chocolate orange flavor