Bottled, 330ml as Wit-Blanche, from BEERmerchants, Kent. Clouded cream with white head. Initially quite thin and sweet, not getting the corriander, clove aroma into the body, but this started to come through after a while, with a lemonade carbonisation. In fact the beer finishes reasonably citrusy in amongst the gathering spice, reasonable.

Bottle, bought @ Haus der 131 Biere.
Pours hazy pale golden with a fine, creamy, white head. I managed to pour it without all the amazing amount of sediment in the bottle. Aroma is very citrusy, lots of coriander and wheat. A bit thin mouthfeel, rather watery and high in carbonation. Flavour is very one-sided, lots of citricness and sweet wheat.

Poured yellow with a a nice white foamy head but minimal lacing. The beer I had had TONS of sediment floating around in the glass. I let it settle for about 15 minutes before drinking it. Taste was sweet like a typical large scale belgian beer label much like a Hoegaarden or Stella.

Bottle. Strong peach, lemon, clove, coriander wheat malt aroma. Cloudy yellow-orange color with small head. Moderately dry peach/orange and clove/coriander flavor. A very nice beer.

33 cL bottle. Pours hazy yellow with a creamy chalk white head. Aroma is solid citrusy and sweet at once. Sweet initial flavour, closely followed by a citrusy note. Mild wheat base, creamy texture too. Mild coriander spice note mixed with a rather milky base flavour. Ends citric and milky - smooth.