A very good Belgian IPA, smooth but not overly bitter and 7.5% abv can't be detected. Great beer. Had at Stoddard's in Boston.

Frothy Belgian Lace head. Hazy golden straw color. Citrus and melony notes with yeasty undertones. Medium bodied with plentiful carbonation. Complex with peppery, mildly hoppy, and subtly citrusy palate. Well balanced and well done.

This is such an exciting style. A disarmingly novel combination of unmistakable Belgian sweetness and a very un-Belgian hoppy bitterness. It's crisp, refreshing, and delightfully flavorful and sharp. A wonderful new style!

Wonderful earthy base with a level hoppy finish not as much citrus

I enjoyed this Belgium pale ale very much. Had two drafts at the yard house. Hoppy and similar to a farmhouse ale

Okay but probably wouldn't want more than one when done with it.

I shouldn't like it, but could enjoy it!

Semi-course head. Clings like Belgian Lace. Clear, brassy, hue. Bready malt aromas without much hops (too cold?). Some floral aromas coming through. Medium bodied, lightly carbonated. OK

Hay like nose, really unusual and nice. A but of sweetness in the nose too. Upfront saison with a sour ale mid taste and nice clean finish. This a superb beer.

I woke from waking life anew in a lemon-sepia dream. I felt the freshness of a clear day on my lips but I looked up to see clouds, chalky and turbulent. A dragon's bite, crisp and painless. Cold, crystalline honey spewed from her lips, clawed at my throat and my blood boiled into pear juice.