First sip is very sweet and smooth. The yeast and bread are definitely dealing out taste right there in a way that is unabashed and manly (in a non-sexist way). The citrus really doesn't show up at all, but this is really just a sip, right? I mean, you can only get so much from this tiny little bit.
Tip-in is very light carbonation tingle and that delicious Belgian yeast. When the middle comes along, it's sweet and smooth as all get out. I don't know when I started to go nuts over Belgian beers, but this middle is a prime example of the kind of thing they can do; the bread and yeast dance around with a touch of honey. The finish is a crescendo of the bread and yeast, and it's joined by the hops and even a bit of fruit.
Bottom Line: A very nice beer to join the other Belgians out there.
3.5/5