This Birmingham Brewery, Avondale, produces some good beer and this is their flagship, a farmhouse ale. Nice totally white head, died down by half quickly but is now sustaining. Almost clear primary yellow. There's not a lot of aroma, has a melon characteristic with traces of lemon. Texture is very gentle, clean leaving no residue in the mouth. That first sip brings the Belgian characteristic up front. Cloves in a fruity way. I normally don't care for cloves because they're usually presented in a much more powerful manner. But here it's combining effortlessly with somewhat tropical hops and during the finish it adds a mild peppery sensation to the tongue. This is very drinkable and none of the 7.2% alcohol is revealed. I both advise you to try it and be careful of that sneaky alcohol.