Wiegeleir Grand Cru
De 3 Horne Bierbrouwerij

33cl bottle, purchased in Amsterdam at "The Cracked Kettle" on recommendation of the shopkeep when i inquired of nice Dutch beers to try - enjoyed late afternoon in a Barcelona hotel

appearance: Cool label with a wine glass topped with a napkin of some sort making it look like a toilet seat, or at least thats how i interpret it...poured into a wine glass, hazy apricot body with a light beige froth and decent retention...nice looking brew.

smell: gentle yeast flows, corriander and other belgian spices, crisp wheat and orange peel

taste: a very pleasant beer that would be an easy thing to drink on tap in large quantities - lovely yeast and orange peel hit the palate first with corriander, lemon, wheat, and other citrus soon follow. Alcohol isnt found until the follow through. This easily could be mistaken for a premier belgian pale - lovely

mouthfeel: crisp and refreshing

drinkability: high

Brewed for the Zomerlust Cafè of Tilburg.
Bright orange color, lightly veiled. A sumptuous white head, very compact and creamy.
Quite fresh smell, fruity, overall orange. Interesting, for such a strong beer.
The taste is on thesweet side, with again a lot of citrus fruiit. Not easy balance, but interesting.
Lightly spicy notes.
The alcohol is here, and it warms, but it is not to strong.
Not bad at all.