En fût. Verre de 8 oz dégusté directement à la brasserie. Arôme: Légère odeur de céréales et de clou de Girofle. Apparence: La couleur est blonde voilée. Présence d’un moyen col crémeux et d’une large dentelle sur le verre. Saveur: Goût d’oranges et de clou de Girofle. Durée moyenne de l’arrière goût. Palette: Le corps est moyen avec une texture crémeuse. Faible effervescence en bouche. Légère présence d’épices en arrière goût. (Rating #1229)

Cloudy yellow gold hue, with no head whatsoever, juicy acidic, and sourness nose, with some citrus fruits, but with an upcoming awfully cooked vegetables aroma of broccoli, asparagus with a hint of wet hay follows through on a light-bodied palate with a juicy fruity and acidic notes, with a steam cooked vegetables of asparagus and broccoli, hint of tartness, lack of carbonation, lemony, leading towards a juicy citrusy sourness finish.

Cloudy dirty dark yellow with almost no head. Nose is wet hay and cooked broccoli (ouch!). Taste is wet vegetables with some lemon. Totally lifeless with almost no carbonation. Malt? Wheat? Nope, nothing. So boring and taste-deprived that it had to be a problem with the keg. Either that or they call it the Sleepless Night (Nuit Blanche) because of the haunting bad memories it leaves you with.

pretty good. standard pale yellow colour and heavy cloudiness. nothing out of the ordinary but a good beer for the style.

<b>Rating #2500</b>... Draft... Murky, straw-colored ale with a diminishing, white head. Iced tea, lemon wedge aroma. Well balanced flavor, but thin and lifeless. Watery mouthfeel with pillow-soft carbonation. Finishes bone-dry.