From a 330ml bottle on 9/6/2012. Pours a clear, very light golden. Has a very mild grassy, grainy aroma. The flavour is muted and not particularly challenging, with a.little sweet bready malt and a touch of Saaz hoppiness evident. A drinkable but entirely unexciting pils.

Bottle from thedrinkshop.com. Orange golden color with small white head. Malt, floral hops, grapefruit in aroma. Taste, grapefruit, malt, floral hops. Floral bitter finish. Drinkable beer.

0.33l bottle from beermerchants.com This one pours a really great looking honey-golden body, it's light cloudy and filled with unfiltered small particles. It also has a great looking dense and almost creamy looking white head. The aroma is mild fruity. I get peachy hops, hints of pine cones, strawberries and some malts. Not extreme but definitely not bad. It has a nice soft and gentle texture in the mouth, almost creamy-fizzing carbonation level. Flavors are mild hoppy, some barch and branches. It feels really refreshing and it's scary easy to drink. I could probably have been happy just drinking this all day. A tasty little one from down-under! 26.05.2012

Bottle 330ml.Clear light to medium yellow colour with a average, frothy, good lacing, mostly diminishing, white head. Aroma is moderate apple - pear, dry pear, floury apples. Flavour is moderate to light heavy sweet and light light acidic with a average to long duration, apple - pear, pear syrup, artificial, apple, tart apple, light dry. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft. [20120331]

Pours amber with a large, fading head.Very hoppy aroma, with prominent floral and spicy notes, but also showing Belgian esters and phenols, hinting at green apples, grapes and peaches. Underneath all that is hefty amounts of caramel and toffee. Very sweet smelling.Pretty interesting flavours too. More toffee, spicy and piny hops, Belgian doughy notes and some booze. Perhaps a bit too malt though.Carbonation is a bit intense.Very interesting stuff. An eclectic mix of hops, Belgian phenols/esters and hefty amounts of sweet rich malt.

Brown 33ml bottle given to me by my wife after a shopping trip to Birmingham (England). Best before 26 Aug 09, drank 13 Jun 09, poured into a Hougaerdse DAS branded tumbler. Orange hue to it, a true amber colour I suppose, very little head though. Left the sediment in the bottle, so the body of the beer was clear and you could see the bubbles rising through to the top and settling. What head there was produced lacing as I drank down the glass. My nose isn’t what it used to be, or this beer had very little aroma. Some yeast hints and maybe hops too, but not much of either. Spritzy feel and taste to it, not overly hopped, but the hops were the driving force in the taste stakes. Had I been given it in a blind tasting I would have said it wasn’t the finished article, not fully fermented, green. However that is the style this brewery likes to produce and it makes a pleasnt change to have something like this now and again. The 5.2% ABV suits it, and sits happily within the effervescence of the beer. Not sure I could drink a lot of these in a row, a bit gassy for a session beer and I can’t help thinking it is going to carry on fermenting inside me.

Strange name, but I guess it describes the beer and is not a literary reference. Bottle, 10C. Clear orangish amber with a large white head that is never less than a coat but doesn’t leave much lacing. First whiff is of very American hops - grapefruit, pine - then oranges, light caramel and dough emerge and after a while you forget how American it smelt at first. That seems to be the point of this beer and it does it very well indeed. Oily body with slightly lower carbonation than I like in a Tripel. Taste is sweet and fruity with plenty of oranges and caramel. Dough is (too) light and cloves and white pepper lighter still. Lingering finish is moderately bitter with spices and citrus. Normal balance for a tripel. Nicely done.

Bottle. Gold with a decent white head and trace carbonation. Light grass y hop aroma, some slightly sweet malts and moderately bitter finish. All very competent but a bit lacking in character.

On tap at the Rose & Crown, Guildford WA, April 2012. Deep amber with a decent white head. Sweetish malts, a touch of new world hop character and a moderately bitter finish. Ok.