bottle, golden yellow color, huge long lasting head, nose is very strong sour, flavor is flat, old popcorn butter and sour fruits, a medium weak finish

Pours a classic light honey amber with an effervescence like I’ve never seen in any beer. It pours like a champagne. Head is huge - even with a *very* slow pour it took a while to die down. Aroma of citrus, nectarine, yeast and hops. Flavor is very nice. Hits your tongue with the liveliness of champagne and explodes with dry hops, yeast, light citrus, wheat and spices. Finishes incredibly dry. I didn’t get as much sweetness as other people did. Fun to try something this out of the ordinary, but still - not something that wowed me overall.

Small bubbles, excellent head retention with Belgian lace. Effervescent head, with fruity nose - think strawberries. Touch of alcoholic heat at finish. Fruity body, but not overly sweet. Bit of dryness at end as well.

[EBF @ Copenhagen, September 2008] Large egg-white head that really lasted. God display of lacework. Cloudy golden color. Aroma was quite complex with notes of strong fruit and yeast, citrus, spice, champagne, mild alcohol, caramel, nuts, peach. Full bodied with a lively carbonation and mild alcoholic sparkling texture. Heavy sweet flavor with mild acidic and maybe a hint of bitterness. Lingering sweet spicy finish. Wow very nice!

Rating #29from the european beer festival 2008. Clear golden look with lots of bubbles crealing a bubbling white head. Fruity yeasty aroma along with alchohol and dusty hops. Refined belgian blone flavors along with the champagne notes creating a refreshing and interesting drink.