UPDATED: APR 2, 2021 355ml can: BB May 2020. Drank at home on 2nd Mar 2021, 10 months after it's BBD. Misty golden orange body, wispy head. Spelt comes through, in this farmhouse style brew. A bit too sour for me, but I know plenty of others who would love this. Scored kindly because of it's age!

UPDATED: MAY 10, 2020 Canned, 355ml from Beers of Europe, Kings Lynn, Norfolk. Hazy orange gold with white head. Pleasant yeasty pear notes to this one from the start, sharp citrus flavours, tangy, slightly nasal boozy notes. There is a spiced element to this, a touch of ginger plus herb notes. Fuller on the palate. Big but pleasurable.

UPDATED: APR 15, 2020 Hazy yellow.Floral fruity flavour that is very slightly sour. Medium body. Slightly different and very easy to drink.Enjoyed this one.

UPDATED: APR 8, 2020 Can from Beers of Europe. Copper pour with decent head but quickly gone. Some citrus, pleasantly yeasty without being overbearing, nice summer beer.

UPDATED: APR 17, 2019 12 fl oz can from ORB Easter Belgium Beer Festival 2019. Hazy orangey golden amber colour, white foam head leaving lacing and spicy aroma, mellow fruity, caramel. Taste is sweetish malty, caramel, toffee, with some fruity plummy, yeasty bitterness. Medium bodied, soft carbonation, semi-dry fruity tangy finish. Quite drinkable

UPDATED: MAR 24, 2019 Pours hazy dark amber with two finger, off white head. Aroma is caramel, light spice and Belgian yeast. Taste is caramel and plum, moving to light hops, nutmeg and Belgain yeast. Finish is Belgian yeast. A good saison.

Full bodied farmhouse ale. Some spicy banana clove flavors. Doesn’t seem like nearly 8%. Finishes even a bit dry. Solid beer overall.

Pack of 12oz cans from G's near Kingswick. Nose wheat, spice, rustic. Pour opaque/cloudy orange-golden with a large, rocky white head. Taste spicy, wheat-forward, very much in the banana and breadcrusts Hefeweizen family, touch more Belgiany/plastic phenolic, rye, stale stone fruit, bit of straw in the taste.Full body, smooth, touch creamy without the wheat slime, phenols don't help with their longevity, some mild bubblegum joins the pepper, plastic, mace; low bitterness never fades and probably rises to a slightly unpleasant medium, hint of astringency. The grain bill is really interesting to me, though, rustic like a wood cart left to bake in the sun. Alcohol hidden, decent balance. Would buy again, but it really could use some bright top notes like a squeeze of lemon. [2018.05.20: 3.4]

12 ounce can. Hazy honey gold color. Small brief beige head. Tart grainy, yeasty malt nose. Crisp, tangy complex malt flavor upfront. Slightly citrusy and yeasty notes. Earthy, bready character in middle. Crisp, dry finish. Quite delicious.

Aroma is really lacking, but I think that’s how it’s preserved in a can. It’s very close to being a really solid farmhouse, or even beer in general, but it misses the mark slightly. The look and feel are really good. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone