Bottle. Aroma very intense, fruity, maracuja, grapes, very fresh, very inviting. Clear golden colour. Taste nasterfully combines three elements - exotic maracuja hoppiness, subtle white wine barrels and bubblegum bretty funk. Top league.

Bottled:
Hazy, pale brown with a lively head.
Aroma is white wine, lemons, lime, grape fruit and grass.
Refreshing taste of lemons, lime and dry, white wine.
Damn good beer!

(750ml bottle from Systembolaget - New Year’s Eve 2014 beer!) Pours a crystal clear medium copper with a big bubbly frothy white head that lingers well, with a wall of lace. Aroma beautifully vinous, driven by a core of white grape with cantaloupe and orange peel. Lots of funky, barnyardy and softly cheesy Brett, leather from oak, with hints of vanilla, lemon acidity and grass. Palate sweet and fruity at first with lots of white wine grape, peach, apricot, tangerine and some more exotic citrus, think I am missing something tropical. Moderate malt with slightly bready quality. White wine acidity builds from the middle on, Brett barnyard, a good amount of oak with vanilla. The latter two are dominant in the dry, bitter finish along with herbal, slightly spicy hops. Mouthfeel is medium full, creamy effervescent carb, perfect really. No booze heat. Phenomenal beer from Mikkeller, right up with their best stouts. There is so much going on here in all taste types. Super drinkable. Perhaps appeals to wine lovers most but the Belgian and funky sides are top notch as well. Can’t say enough good things really.

#1 of 2015. 0,75L bottle (aged more than a year), BB 16.10.22. Pours amber-orange with beige head. The head stays for some time. Aroma is sweet and sour, fruits, apricot, citric, grapes, floral notes, vinous notes, some grass. Flavor is sweet, tropical fruits, apricot, citrus, grapes, white wine, some alcohol and some spices. Finish is fruits, white wine and some dryness. Overall: I had a fresher bottle some time ago and I actually enjoyed it even more when hops where stronger. Still a great brew to start a new beer year.

Bottle from Cotteridge Wines; hazy amber pour with a frothy off white head, funk and fruit aroma, taste has tart lemon, barnyard funk, melon, peach, there a lot going on, brett, some wood, excellent stuff.