Can purchased at the brewery, drunk after finishing work pretty late in the evening. Orange hazy with moderate head, nose of passion fruit and mango. Lightly sweet, big body but not too chewy, nice pine and mild grapefruit notes adding to the tropical mix. Smooth and present bitterness. Good entry!

Can purchased at the brewpub. Very light hazy, good with superfine head. Nose is malty caramel and piney goodness. Slightly sweet but the hop bitterness dries it out on the finish. Grapefruit, pine, and apricot, check. Not the most smooth bitterness; good it's only 32 ibu. Overall a nice package and not too sweet given it's eight percent.

Bottle drunk at Sigi's birthday. Crisp, dry, earthy with smooth lightly-metallic bitterness that lasts. Classic and tasty, maybe the best beer in green glass.

Bottle at Sigi's round birthday, his favorite beer. Green bottle, you can taste it a bit. Pretty dry, light malt notes, mineral/metallic earthy finish. It's okay.

Can bought at the tap house, OHA alkfrei pale ale bis 0,5%. Orange amber, small head, hazy. Nose is grain/malt and citrus hops. Flavor is good for an alkfrei, there's more bitterness than most of them have. Still, the hop flavor is pretty restrained citrus with maybe some berry-like hints. There must be some serious limitations of technology to make this stuff taste like a full beer, but this is up there with the best of them just based on the higher, smooth bitterness.

I've had this beer about 20 years ago in Belgium at the brewery on a legendary weekend where all beers we tried were recorded on an expired TAN list and, I believe, some on Pete's arm. Drunk (then and now) from the brewery glassware. Lightly hazy brown, moderate to tall head, malty brown sugar nose. Flavor is sweet, full bodied, mid complexity, smooth malty aftertaste with hints of roasted malt and caramel. Mild bitterness. Easy drinking tasty dubbel.