25cl bottle from Noel Cuveliers. Amber colour, hazy with thin beige head. Some peppery hop, some sticky candy sugar aroma. Slightly peppery Belgian beer. Reasonable even if the malt is a bit uncultured.

Bottle, 5.5%. Sour white wine aroma. Cloudy yellow colour, sparkling with small floaties. Unstable white head. The flavour also reminds me of white wine, sour and refreshing. A lot like dry champagne. Low bitterness. Strange, but not bad.

Bottle. Cloudy yellow color with a average fizzy fair lacing white head. Aroma is moderate yeasty, citrus grapfruit, gum, coriander, some sourness . Flavor is moderate sweet and acidic and light to moderate bitter with a average duration. Body is light ot medium, texture is watery, carbonation is soft. Finish is sour and a bit bitter

25cl bottle from Noel Cuveliers, Abele. Deep ruby/brown colour with lasting tan head. Woody dry malt, tiny bit of sourness. Some sourness in mouth, but sweet candy sugar too. This leads to a sourish finish. Odd lemony deep malt flavour. A dubbel with a touch of lemony sourness. Sourness is definitely there, but offset by sweet malt.

Cloudy yellow. Pretty perfumed and spicy. Medium to light body. Strange I think I have started to dislike witbier - used to love them....

I usually have a draught pint or two of this stuff every time I go to Hop Devil in NYC. Most recently had it on 1/12/07 there.
Frothy, stark white head is full and shows moderate retention, providing low to moderate lacing. Lots of carbonation in the clear, copper-golden liquid.
Dusty, peppery hops indicate some type of Saaz or Kent goldings, seemingly. Dry, not overly aromatic and only lightly herbal-grassy (very dry, yellow grassiness). Highly attenuated soda bread-like malt notes, carbonic acid and a very clean, mildly crisp yeastiness on the finish. Warming allows light honey, but it’s pretty few and far between. Little bit of cardboard/paperiness in the aroma as well.
Wet cardboard and paper are strong in the filtered, extremely light body. Seltzer water and some white bread with a slight bit of honeyish malts are the extent of the main flavor, with strong pepperiness from the hops. Light stints of bitterness provide a cleansing, crisp palate, but it could be 100 times hoppier and still not be overdone. Acetyldehyde present in moderate, but noticeable quantities, giving it that strong, blanding paperiness and light sour apple-like flavor. Highly carbonated, too much so probably. No alcohol evident.

Bottled. Amberish golden colour with mediumsized fluffy head, some particles floating around. Aroma is fruits and slight alcohol. Flavour is fruits, caramel, grass and hops. Finish is slightly metallic.

A golden beer with a huge white head. The aroma is very sweet and quite spicy as well as a bit of dust from the hops. The flavor is very sweet with strong notes of fruit, peaches, and oranges, as well as spices. OK without being exceptional.

Bottled. Hazy yellow colour, small white head. Aroma is wheat, barnyard and hops. Flavour is wheat, fruits and yeast. Yeasty and fruity aftertaste.

Hazy blond color. A gentle Ale, not bad but too simple, without enough hops. Refreshing.