Ddm:07/27 Mousse blanche fine et une couleur jaune orange et sa pétille finement. Un bon goût de triple en bouche avec un petit goût alcooleux en bouche et un goût d'orange.C'est un délice.

Bière qui n'est pas à mon goût. Triple, plutôt forte en bouche, rien d'intéressant pour moi.

Trop acide,faible mousse,goût de biscuits...a fini dans l'évier...

Lucid, deep amber beer with fizzy carbonation builds a thick moussy head that reaches one finger and looks like molten whipped cream. The foam can't live long but melts fast to a dense layer that wafts on the top. And it remains as such for a significant time. The nose picks a bit sweet-leaning malt, grapefruit pulp and pith, orange peel, a tweak of honeydew and a blink of coriander seed. Fruity, not too sugary. The orange aroma is really peculiar and particular, it's not exactly a typical sweet orange nuance but something different, slightly perfumy and marmaladeish. [•••] I read the label. It's not a normal orange but a curaçao orange. It should taste bitter. [•••] I continue. The taste offers biscuit, malt, orange peel, lemon zest, pith, cantaloupe and coriander seed. A modest resinous tang escorts the package in close proximity. I don't receive sweetness, perhaps moderately only. I guess the curaçao orange contributes to the non-sweetness. The body is light to light-medium. Suboptimal at 8.5 %. The finish gives a mildly bitter cocktail, the citruses are still dominant but the sweet sector is declining. Lasts for a good while. The mouthfeel is light, zesty, soft, smooth and fragrant. Tasty but not the best of the style though.

Artisanale, acheté directement à la brasserie, ils savent quand même faire un peu de la bière les hollandais