<i>Bottled. </i> Cloudy pale orange.Citric and unpleasantly yeasty. Fairly light bodied with unpleasant yeast lemon marmelade flavour. Citric finish. Not good.

<i>Bottle at One Pint in Helsinki, if I trust the label, it expired one year ago</i><br />Hazy orange to light amber color; the big head reduces quickly to a thin cap. The aroma is strangely showing an infection at first, but then this goes away and leaves behind a quite good aroma of Belgian Ale, malty and lightly fruity. Quite good body strength, malty and with caramel flavor too; not too complex but quite good.

&#40;Bottled&#41; Hazy golden &#40;yeast is really milky&#41; with a small head. Sour-sweetish, grainy-malty aroma with some fermented strawberries. Quite sour-malty flavor with yeast and some grapey fruit. Some tingy ginger-spiciness in the finish. Medium-bodied, dryish and sour palate with smooth carbonation. Surprisingly sour, but not very enjoyable.

Orange colored, strongly hazy appearance. Little vanishing white head. Fruity, even sour berry aroma, still dry with some yeast. Medium bodied. Flavor is also safty and berry, dries strongly in aftertaste with some hops.

Bottled. Pale orange colour with mediumsized creamy, slightly off white head. Aroma is sour fruits along with some hints of yeast and caramel malts. Flavour is yeast, big fruityness along with slight grassyness. Once it gets warmer some spicy hints start showing. Quite pleasant thing. The grass, yeast and spices stay for quite long in the aftertaste.