Brown bottle, 371 ml; eye: amber with orangy relections, lots of pale beige head, lightly hazy, nice effervescence; nose: faint smells in part because they are trapped in that thick head, yeast, spices, wheat, floral hops; mouth: bitterness first quickly followed by spices; finale where the bitterness returns accompanied by the sweetness/citrus-lime tase of "7-UP" and a hint of pepper, medium body, creamy texture, nice carbonation, light sweetness, medium bitterness,; overall: good FRANÇAIS Bouteille, 371 ml; oeil : ambrée tirant vers l’orangée; beaucoup de mousse beige pâle, légèrement voilée, bonne effervescence; nez : odeurs faibles en partie obstruée par la mousse, levure, épices, fromen, houblon (floral)t; bouche : amertume, épices, finale où l’amertume revient accompagné d’un peu du sucré/citron-lime du « 7-UP » et d’une touche de poivre, corps moyen, texture crémeuse, bonne carbonatation, légèrement sucrée, moyennement amère; en résumé : bonne

Pours a cloudy orange color with columns of bubbles forcefully racing upward amd a thick diminishing frothy white head. Interesting aroma of bready yeast, spices and fruits. Sadly the flavor doesn’t deliver on the promises of the aroma, the flavor has the bready yeast, spices and fruits elements found in the aroma but it feels old, the carbonation is way too strong too so that doesn’t help either. The palate is light and creamy but it is overpowered by the carbonation. Overall this beer shows promises of a good time but doesn’t deliver.

Bottle was ok but nothing special here. Hazy copper appearance, fast-fading head, light tasting. I’m gonna move on...

At 5% ABV is like a small triple with hints of nutmeg and oranges. Unfortunately, lacks the depth and boldness of regular triples.