Bottle - 330ml. Cloudy blond/orange body with yeasty chunks and a thin white foamy aroma with bready and yeasty hints. Sharp hoppy taste that carries coriander notes. Ends with a robust, long bitter/herbal finish. Well done.

Bottle @ home. Cloudy yellow-orange, creamy white head, lots of particles. A firm gusher. Aroma of yeast, butter and sweet fruits, a little spice. Flavour is butter, sweet fruits, some yeast. Surprisingly lasting bitter finish. Some alcohol. Thick, soft and creamy mouthfeel.

Pours a hazy golden amber color with a white foamy head. Aroma consists of crisp light golden fruit and alcohol presence. Very nice crisp fruit flavors; apple, pear, raisin, banana with pilsner malt and a slight hoppy dry finish. Very good.

Pours a thick hazy dirty blond color with a thick sticky head of tiny bubbles that hangs on forever. There was a lot of sediment in my glass, which was not flattering from an appearance perspective. Aroma is a bit spicy with a bit of sweet malt toffee-ness, but pretty faint. Flavor is effervescent and fruity, but also stale and cardboard-y. I think this beer is fresh - I brought it home from Belgium this week in my wooden leg, so I think this is a flaw. Not really for me. I wouldn’t really recommend this, although it’s leaving a warm feeling in my chest that I can’t hold against it.

from belgianshop.com...found my notes on the beers that I shared with my neighbor. I will take my own rating scale and translate to the RB scale. Very cloudy goldenish/yellow color. Large head. I smell funk and sweetness. Citrus and some yeast. Flavor is a tad tart, yeasty, sour fruits. Finished creamy. Not bad.