From a bottle. Cloudy yellow, foamy head. Looks like a foamy wheat beer. Smells like a nice wheat beer. It is a little bit bitter for my taste, but a nice drink otherwise.

Pale yellow with white head. Tastes of bread, yeast, and spices. Not my favorite Belgian, but quite drinkable.

Clear golden colour with a huge white head. Yeasty and fruity aroma. The flavour is fruity, yeasty, spicy and a bit sweet. Soft and balanced brew.

A little hazy golden topped with one of the hugest creamiest white head you’d never encounter on a beer. Bready, yeasty, damn’ spicy. Some hops if drunk young. Dry & watery as a Pils, stunning as a barleywine. A classic.

Appearance: Pours a clear, golden body with a tall, airy, cloud white head. Notable head retention and tons of fine, sticky lacing throughout. Smell: Delicate malts with soft touches of clover honey. Mild floral and spice notes, along with fruity hints of pineapple and banana-flavored bubblegum. Lightly boozy, but it’s a classy booziness, mind you. Taste: Soft pale maltiness with a light honey sweetness. Splash of dessert wine. Bits of banana, chewing gum, and ripe pineapple. Slight sour yeastiness. Light floral and spicy Noble hop character and bitterness. Peppery alcohol, particularly on the otherwise drying, fruity finish. Mouthfeel: Medium-plus body. Moderate carbonation. Very slight stickiness throughout. Drinkability: Rather drinkable despite the 8.5% ABV. A respectable stalwart member of the classic Belgians.