Tripel by this Amersfoort craft brewery, longneck bottle from the Plus supermarket in Breskens. Snow white, moussy, medium sized, regular head on a initially clear, warm yellow-golden robe with visible sparkling, turning hazy and a bit deeper apricot-tinged with sediment. Aroma of ripe apricot, honey, field flowers, ripe pear, calvados, withering grass, white pepper, leek. Sweetish onset, hinting at pear and apricot with perhaps a faint dash of pineapple but generally clean, with medium to even softish carbonation and smooth, slick mouthfeel; cereally pale malt sweetish core under a slender layer of honeyish residual sugars, very rounded and smooth but also a bit thin for a tripel, evolving into a florally hopped, long but gently hop bitter finish, the bitterness highlighted by calvados-like alcohol which could have been better hidden. Slender, admittedly elegant and balanced but perhaps somewhat thin interpretation of a tripel, rather unassuming for this brewery in fact.

Can at home. Hazy pale yellow color, white head. Aroma and flavor are lightly malts, citrus, grassy hoppy, slightly hoppy bitter. Decent.

Blik 33cl thuis gedeeld. Belgisch gist, koriander, haver, zoet, beetje bubblegum, suikers. (21-7-2023).

Clear yellow appearance with quick fading head. It's got all the sweet malty and yeasty esters you associate with a Belgian Blond. Thin, like their other gluten free beets but this one seems more forgiving.

(Draught at De Drie Dorstige Herten, Utrecht, 16 Feb 2023) Hazy yellow colour with frothy, white head. Fruity, spicy nose with notes of citrus, lemon, slightly funky yeast, bread and hay. Fruity, slightly tart taste with citrus, unripe pineapple, passion-fruit and funky yeast. Fairly low bitterness. Medium body, with a slight sweetness. Interesting, going in a slightly wild direction. Quite nice.

Straw blond and hazy with almost no head. Has a fruity aroma. Some light sulphur too. Lightly fruity and has a pithy bitterness. Exceptionally watery and thin. Not a pleasant drink.