Bottle. This pours a hazy blonde with a pillowy white three finger head that leaves streaks of lacing all over the glass. Lemony nose, earthy spiciness, grassy hops, doughy yeast aromas, touch of cloves all over a nice base of toasted maltiness. In flavor, lightly malty, earthy hops, citrus, touch of acidity, peppery nice slightly bitter end. Very light and active, nice carb, a touch of dry in the finish. My notes say, "wow, this is good" but I think this is shorthand for incredibly drinkable and flavorful at under 4%, wow.

Rating from a 750ml bottle of Dupont Avril: It pours a slightly hazed yellow body with a sustained, creamy head. There were a bunch of swirlies in the glass that settled out after a while, a bit of a surprize because, if the cork is to believed, this is a 2008 bottle. The aroma was warm bread seasoned with herbs and grasses. Very lively, carbonated mouthfeel. The flavor was pretty reflective of the nose and had the addition of a floral bitterness. Dry finish. Very refreshing and drinkable.

Pat’s Liquors, Porter, IN

Hazy straw colour is pale but vibrant. Spicy dupont aroma is rich with herbal hops. Slightly musty, with lots of sweet bready pale malts and pleasant florals. Spicy, quite well-carbonated and fairly full bodied for its size. Refreshing, lively, and with a wonderfully herbal dry finish. I could drink a lot of this.

Bottle. Ever lasting light white cloud on dark yellow. Light soft cloudy Belgian wheat and salt scent. Very light soft body and flavour. Soft salty and bready. A soft baby Belgian Saison!

From State Line. A very nice yeasty mildly spicey Belgium, at a low ABV. Very drinkable. This is sometimes called the Avril. Lots and lots of drinkable foam, very nice with lunch. Beige tone, a little farm in the aroma but more or less neutral.Good mouthfeel.