bottle thanks to bu11zeye. light amber pour with no head. lots of fruit on the nose with some cinnamon and honey in the background. easy on the palate with honey and a Belgian yeast flavor. very well carbonated finish.

Cloudy light orange red color...lacing forming even before the first sip...tan head...smells of spicec reminiscent of a pumpkin beer...I smell the ginger...complexities a many...belgian yeast is the first thing I taste...ginger and citrus follow..with a dry spicy finish...mid palate is the strangest part...I almost taste nothing for a split second ...then orange...its good not per say my favorite style...but it will need some proper aging on the rack...orange distinct in the finish along with the cardamom and lemon zest...mixed feelings about this one...I dont really care for ginger

Sampled from a 22 oz brown bottle this beer poured a cloudy orange-amber color with a small tan head that faded quickly and numerous floaters throughout. The aroma was sweet grapefruit and light peppermint. The flavor was sweet, tangy and had notes of grapefruit and pine. The finish was short, lightly tart and bitter. The body is fairly thick and the alcohol is well hidden. Nice

Bottle. Poured a dirty golden color with white head. Aroma is fruity and floral. Taste is sweet and fruity.

Bottle: Clear red colour, with a nice craemy head. Aroma of citrus,fruity, flowers, some yeastynes in the end. Flavor is amost the same, a typical belgian strong ale, with the little extra of fruits, and alcynes in the end. medium body, and a short to medium finish.