Sampled draught at Akkurat, Stockholm, Sweden.
Yellow and really hazy with creamy head. Deep fruity, estery winegum aroma. Sweet and malty with just a hint of wheat flavour, and no trace of the traditional witbier spices. Instead it is well hopped with notes of butterscotch and a grassy finish. A complex, well balanced and slighly unusual beer.

Very blond, slightly cloudy beer with a small white head. Fruit candy aroma. Slightly bitter somewhat spicy taste. This is a little different from other Belgian Whites but I really like it. The only drawback could be the sweet undertone.

At 6.2 this is a try to do it a little different. Especially the taste is, indeed; different: an immediate impression of hopbitter, not too much spiciness, but a dissapointing sweetish aftertaste of cornflake or maize. Another Belgian wheat, after all.

Muddy blond color. Nice malty aroma, dry and spicy. Dry, spicy, light body, light fudge flavor. Warm and a bit alcoholic. Average palate. Original and quite good.

Same bottle as Caesar. Aroma of wheats, malts, spices and fruits. Cloudy, yellow coloured with a thin, white head and dark-brown yeast particles floating arond. Taste is malty, wheaty, spicy and a little fruity. Nice brew