First sip is solid grainy malt and citrus with an unmistakable coriander and spicy kick to it. It is like a jab in the tongue, as there is a lot going on for the mouth to process. But that's why we swig next, isn't it?
Tip-in is very light carbonation tingle with a floury dough and coriander taste. The middle is grains with citrus and spices milling around to give the middle more than enough body to avoid being watery; you can certainly tell you're drinking a beer of Belgian descent. The finish is a slap of spices and sweet honey malt with a kind of dry trail-off.
Bottom Line: A reasonable facsimile of a Belgian white, but others are easier to drink.
2.75/5