Semihazy, deep orange, a bit peachy beer with extroverted carbonation unlocks a pure white, fluffy head that rises three fingers high. The short retention pulls the foamy hat down to a moussy lace ring and downpouring splashes. The nose receives a soft wheat malty, somewhat biscuity slam. A smaller amendment of Belgian yeast seals the deal now. The tastebuds like the soft malty and fruity cocktail that is composed of biscuit, wheat malt, nectarine, orange peel, faint lemon zest and a hint of coriander seed. The body is medium-full. That strikes me as the ABV amounts to 5 % only. Marvelous! The finish elevates the marginally sharper notes, such as resin, in a better position but, basically, I don't experience much difference here. The mouthfeel is medium-full, soft, smooth, distantly dry and equally little drying. Also remotely Belgiany. All in all, a solid Belgian Blonde.