(33cl bottle, thanks nuplastikk) Medium off-white head atop clear amber body. Aroma is medium sweet, orange. Taste is medium sweet, orange, light earthy/tea. Light-medium body, light chalk.

330ml bottle pours clear rusty amber. Nose of twangy munich malt, soggy bread, some crackers, very little hops noticed in the aroma. Flavor is wet bread, bran, toast, maple, etc. Fairly bland overall, with a twangy soggy bread loaf flavor in the finish. Passable.

Bottle from River’s Bend. Poured dark clear amber color with an average frothy white head that mostly lasted with good lacing. Moderate sour citrus aroma. Medium body. Medium citrus bittersweet flavor with a medium bittersweet finish of moderate duration. My expectations where met with soft drinkable brew.

Bottle. Poured into la La Fin Du Monde glass with some big bubbles but short lived head. The hops are really dusty with a bready yeast and caramel popcorn. I’m not too keen on the corn part. Mellow spices of black tea and toast. Not the best beer out there and I’m being very kind.

Savannah, Ga. Habersham Beverage Warehouse - 11.2 oz bottle. Pours a nice medium copper with a light but long lasting white head. Pleasant aroma of molasses, brown sugar and some faint fruit. Falvor has some of the same accents with the brown sugar notes most prominent. Hints of apples in the finish. Flavors are quite muted but an enjoyable little Belgian. Sticky enough mouthfeel.