Sulpicius Gallus

440ml can. Hazy, yellow-ish, dark golden colour, average to huge, frothy to creamy, slowly osteoporosing, moderately lacing, white head emerges with slow delay. Dank, sweaty, resinous, minimally vinous, fruity hoppy aroma, oaty and wheaty malty background, hints of white grapes, sweat, cheese, a touch of orange peel, whiffs of purulence, weak, yeasty spicy overtones with a touch of mustard seed. Taste is dank, resinous, sweaty and slightly fruity hoppy, wheaty and oaty malty basis with low residual sweetness, hints of melon, pear, white grapes, a touch of cheese and sweat, some orange, orange peel.
Very creamy and slightly oily texture, smooth, super soft, silky, minimally cloying palate, medium to fine, dense, soft, mildly prickly carbonation.
Aroma is initially not free from minimallly unpleasant, off-putting aspects (or an overload of cheesy, sweaty aspects), later more balanced and harmonious; taste is a tad more complex and harmonious throughout - good, not outstanding.

Can from Beerdome. Fruity hop with zesty fruit peel, orange, tropical fruit, some mango and soft pale malt. Moderate bitter with a slight sweetness. Smooth mouthfeel. Fine.