Decent gold colour and slow bubbles. Medium head. The aroma is light pale malt. Creamy body, moderate bitterness, low hop expression - leaning towards woody - and more pale malt. That little bit of rye boosts complexity, oats for body, that’s taking a concept so many breweries phone in and instead, they sat down, thought it through, and crafted a 3.5 lager that’s actually solid. It’s worth saying again that Hoyne is quietly making very good beer these past couple of years.