Bottle. Pours a hazy orange color with a small off-white head. Has a fruity and slightly weak tangerine aroma. Fruity sweetish spicy tangerine flavor. Fruity malty citrusy tangerine finish.

courtesy of Per - offers a cloudy dark orange colour with no foam left; perfumy aroma of cinnamon and tangerines; thin-bodied and with a fair but subtle carbonation; sweet and gently acidic; finishes pretty dry and bitter with lingering notes of tangerines and cinnamon again - quite confusing

0.33 l bottle at Petalax Beer Festival 2010. Golden color. Orangey, spicy and peppery aroma. Dry orangey, peppery and phenolic flavor with hint of plastic. Slightly watery, otherwise nice session beer.

Bottle 330ml. @ Petalax Beer Festival 2010 - the 4th. edition.

Clear medium orange color with a average, frothy, fair lacing, mostly diminishing, off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, caramel, moderate hoppy, citrus, orange, mandarin. Flavor is moderate sweet and bitter with a average duration, citrus, fruity, peel notes. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft. [20100703]

Bottled@PBF2010 (thanks omhper). Hazy golden colour, small white head. Aroma is fruits, some yeast and mild herbs. Flavour is fruits, yeast,and some fruityness.

Bottled (PBF)
Yellow color, small steady white head. Orange peels, grains in the nose. Lots of orange peels in the flavor, fruityness. Light palate. A bit too watery.

Bottle. Lame and unintresting. Good balanced and higly drinkable though. The strange yeast charcter in the aroma is the most notable about this beer. Still quite OK for a low alcohol beer.

(Bottle) Golden colour with brief, frothy, white head. Fruity, slightly grainy nose with notes of yeast, citrus, apricots, orange blossom and a touch of grassy hops. Fruity taste with orange, mandarin, grainy malt and some grassy hops in a short, dry finish. Thin body, rather dry. A tasty and decent low abv ale.

This is a lighter version of Monks Orange Ale. It tasted a bit like a low alcohol lager with allot of orange and mandarin flavour. It doesn’t have much fruitiness and yeast as I expected compared to the original. It had a light body and felt a bit watered out. It felt fresh and probably works well with most kinds of food.

Bottled. Pours out in a deep hazy pale amber colour with a creamy white head. Really fruity but not sweet aroma, more airy of Seville oranges, mandarin, mild estery yeast and currant-leaves and spices. Fairly light-bodied with notes of oranges, yeast, apricots and mild wet grass. Yeast, mandarin, and yellow fruits in the airy elegant aftertaste.