Tasted 2007-12-27. Fresh bottle. Maybe I was just a bit lucky with this bottle, but I’m going a bit against the grain with this one: Pours milky yellow with creamy, white head. Aroma is dominated by pears - then some cloves. Very fresh. Flavour is the same although less fresh. My only complaint is that it lacks a bit of fizzle!

66 cl bottle. Cloudy yellow colour with a nice white head. Pretty nice aroma of yeast, spices and some citrus notes. Yeasty flavour of spices, wheat at orange, very nice and tasty, ends up little pepperish.

66 cL bottle. Pours hazy yellow with a dense and slowly diminishing chalk white head. Citrusy wheat aroma, medium dry and light/refreshing. Flavour is light citrus fruity with a malty wheat flavour beneath I sense some caramel malt which seems to give the beer and more solid body rather than just wheaty bubblegum flavours. Ends light estery with a fruity touch and subdued bubblegum note. Very reminiscent of Hoegaarden Witbier - just a bit more dry.

Bottle. Pours yellow with a too small head for its style. Aroma and taste is like what I expect from at witbier. Very refreshing with citrus notes and belgian yeast.

Draught. Yellow coloured. Unclear. Dense white head. Sweet, light citric aroma. Spices and light yeast are present. Quite intriguing. Flavour as well is full of spices and fruits. Sweetness and citrus. Has a smooth and dry mouthfeel. Is a bit light bodied. Dry and citric end.