Crisp and ever so slightly hazy golden coloured body with a thick, super frothy pure white head that stretches about six centimetres straight up and leaves a very ugly lace. Aroma of bright citrus, lemons, fresh metallic and earthy malts with a biscuity and yeastie scent along with some herbal and more grassy and perfumey notes of fresh hops towards the end. Light-bodied; Strong grassy and herbal flavours at first with a very dry and astringent hop flavour with the perfume and flowers coming through as well along with a light and airy malt flavour. Aftertaste shows a touch of pungency and astringent malt flavours from the metallic and slightly dry herbal flavours of the beer at first but they gives way to an adequate balance with a good deal of bitterness and pungency from the fresh malt and dry, light flavours. Overall, a nice and subdued grassy/dry beer with some nice malt and pungent aftertastes and palate towards the end, but easy enough to drink and well worth trying if you can find this one still or have a can of it somewhere. I sampled this twelve ounce can purchased from Total Wine in Manassas, Virginia on 31-January-2018 for US$1,79 sampled at home in Washington on 21-March-2018.

Full pour on draft at The Brass Tap, National Harbor. Dark amber brown with light tan head. Aromas of light cherries, light berry, oak. Tastes of berries, cherries, oak, light tart notes, red wine. Light body with a dry finish.

Draft shaker. Clear dark brown with orange hues. Aroma is cookie dough gingerbread malts without the spices. So, a cool aroma. Light plums and cherry from the yeast but low esters and not overly sweet smelling. Flavor is similarly surprisingly missing the pitfalls of many Belgians. Unsugary sweet malts with plums and lightly bitter cookie. Sweet aftertaste but a light and clean filtered body easy it off. Light body and surprisingly high alcohol. Maybe a bit of a burn at the very end.

Total Wine probably: pours dark amber with a white head. Aroma is caramel, bread and butterscotch. A robust caramel amber ale. Not thrilling but drinkable and not too sweet.

12 oz can poured into a tulip. Thanks Alex! Collaboration with Downtown Crown Beer & Wine. Clear amber brown with thin beige head. Aromas of herb, spice, caramel, brown sugar, yeast, dark fruit, malt. Tastes of herb, spice, yeast, dark fruit, malt. Medium body with a dry finish.

Draft - pours gold white head - nose and taste of cofffee, White Russian notes - medium body

Draft - pours gold white head - nose and taste of floral and lemongrass - megium body

Draft - pours gold white head - nose and taste of pine, lemon and bread - megium body