Alternatief Piet-Agoras

Appears to be a storm in the glass, vibrant orange. Aroma of distant hay. Nice sour taste with an acidic edge with notes of citrus. Very sour finish, but no dryness evident. Very nice one.

pours a peachy orange with a nice full head. Good hops and floral esters on the nose. taste is light and fruity. some spice. body is a bit fizzy but resolves halfway through the mouth. nice dry finish

Pours a transparent orange amber with a clingy-lacing froth of white head. Aroma of lightly sweet biscuity Belgian malt with some sugar cookie notes and a touch of grassy hops. Body starts with a nice fullness and carbonation giving way to sweet doughy malts and Belgian yeast with some light fruity esters and a touch of clove. Finishes slightly drier with a floral piny bittering hoppiness. A nice Belgian strong ale.

(33cl bottle) Large off-white head that leaves lovely lacing atop murky dark amber body, Aroma is moderately sweet, floral/orange, some bread/caramel, strawberry, light herbal. Taste is moderately sweet, grapefruit, yeast, some lemon, caramel, light bread. Soft medium body, some acidity.

Pours light amber with a nice white head. Nose of hops and fruit. Tart fruity taste with a hint of spices. 9%ABV but very easy to drink.

Quite unique. Light amber with a big lasting white head. I don’t usually like sour beers but this has a very pleasant grapefruity tartness. Nice summer drink. The alcohol is more than hidden, I think it is overestimated.

Bottle. Pours a hazy brown body with a white creamy head. Lots of fruity esters with apple being the dominant note. Some light spices with a hint of grass and grapes. Dry with little notice to the high abv. Sweet chewy slightly tart apple flavor. A great brew!

11.2oz bottle. This one poured all off whtie head (and I mean all head). Settled into a medium and hazy amber color. Aromas of floral hops, a little fruity, and yeasty. Tastes of fruitinss, grapes, lighter yeast, and cherries. Lighter tart finish with the alcohol content well hidden.