Rating #5700! Completely clear golden and very lightly honeyed golden coloured body with a faint off-white head that fades very fast. Aroma of unmistakable, super pungent lime, that shows some authenticity,but a lot fakeness and artificial scents seem more possible. The aroma also shows some grain, cleanser, a bit of light hops, alcohol and a kick of yeast - very interesting, but the lime (real or not?) is by far the strongest smell. Light-bodied; Astringent, super effervescent flavour with a ridiculously fake lime flavour, showing some mint (odd), grass, tartness, sour funk, grass, herbs, vegetables and a bit of better lime flavour near the end that again, shows a touch of rind. Aftertaste is funky with the yeast, grass, funk, hay and astringent aspects coming first, but then shows some strong limes - real or fake, they show through decently with the tartness actually stronger, somehow, then the lime sweetness. Overall, an interesting beer, but one’s that oddly familiar with the Lindeman’s (the first ones I ever really had) series of ’lambics’ that hit the fruit category that are relatively easy to please and still transcendent of a real beer. I sampled this 37,5 cL split bottle purchased from Liqour Outlet in Boonton, New Jersey on 22-December-2015 for US$8,81 sampled at home in Washington as beer #5700 on 08-October-2016!

Draft at Blue Dog. Clear pale yellow color, flat. Aroma of bright lime. Taste is tart lime. A bit odd, but it works well enough.

Bottle. Weekly tasting. Pours yellow. Nose/taste of strong key lime, white sugar, light tart citrus. Medium body.