Fairly clean golden colour with an amber hue. The head is white, creamy, somewhat frothy, bubbly with good retention and leaves good lacing. Aromas are kind of yeasty, wet socks, slightly sour and spicy - so different, but not bad. The taste is where this one shines a little more with the Nelson Sauvin hops adding a nice herbal, grassy touch. The yeast is still here, but blends better and a base of cereal malts for the style completes this one. Not my fave Kellerbier because of this yeasty feel, but all works out to be drinkable in the end.