Gladjanus
Brouwerij De Eeuwige Jeugd

Bottle purchased and drank at Paco Ciao in Leiden, Netherlands.

This one pours a slightly hazy golden orange color, with a small head, and lots of lacing.

This smells quite wheaty and citrusy, with peppery hops, grapefruit, and orange.

I really don’t see white IPAs all that often anymore, and I kind of wish I did – they had their moment in the sun for maybe like a year. This has a nice peppery, rindy, and grapefruity hop character, with some sweet wheaty and citrusy notes.

This is medium bodied, creamy, and super crisp and drinkable.

This paired very well with the excellent food at Paco Ciao.

 

 

 

Bottle. Light amber with haze. Thin bubbly head.
Sweet aromatic hops. Grass and grain. Toffee banana fritter.
Initial meadow fresh taste followed by a bitter finish. Buttery.
Moderate body. Tingling carbonation.
I rather liked this one.

Pours a silty, cloudy blonde. Virtually no head, very still.

A real zinger, smells very herbaceous and has a strong flavour that lingers on the tongue. Tastes less refined than it smells in my opinion, a tangy, bitter orange peel is the main sensation but still refreshing.

330ml bottle conditioned.
Fantastic combination of Belgian witbier and AIPA. Orange blossom, tangerine, lychee, cloves, spicy yeast, dusty wheat. Incredibly refreshing and goes down a treat. I have only the one bottle so must get more.