Gusher. Massive-bubbled head dying swiftly. Quite a heady unmalted barley fruitiness on the snout, pepper, lemon, pineapple touches, wood. Tripelish alcohol heat and yeast, nibble of dryness, unsubtle coriander, orange rind. Bit of a feeble fake bitterness sweetener-like finish. Not wholly convincing.

<i>Bottled. </i> Lightly hazy golden, rich head. Strong coriander aroma. Sweet and juicy, lightly yeasty. Coriander and curacao dominates. Soft and drinkable, to a tad sweet.

33cl, exclusive brew, from De Hopduvel Gent, easy to drink, yet complex, cloudy, good head, good Belgian White, balanced

Bottled. Golden colour, mediumsized white head. Aroma is slightly barnyardy, and spicy. also some wheat. Flavour is quite much the same. Once the yeast goes in it gets a lot "spicier" and fresher. Has a quite sticky palate afterwards

330 ml bottle. Straw-colored, big white head. Fruity aroma, mostly oranges. Slightly tangy taste, with more fruit and some wheat. Light body. Very refreshing, fairly well-balanced wit.