Smell of malt, some hops. Golden colour, white head. Aroma of hops, malt, some yeasty notes. Bitter. Strong but pure maltiness. Fizzy carbon, light body. Very balanced.

Draught at Tritonia, 12/1/16.
Clear, well-carbonated with a large, very firm, white head atop. Deep burnished bronze in color.
The nose is full of fresh, aromatic hops contributing both fruitiness (cherries, apples, lemons) and fresh cut, green grass. The perfect amount of dried hay and very light biscuit sits in the background, while a large amount of minerality and light honey play about as well. Absolutely stunningly clean, fresh and with not a single thing to complain about, really.
The flavor is more of the same, with a soft, malty, yet well-attenuated texture featuring sourdough drizzled with honey-like maltiness, fresh grass, light floral notes and very gentle lemon and apricot fruit notes. Engaging carbonation and a crisp finish make it incredibly drinkable. Pretty god damned phenomenal and well worth the long wait over the years to finally find this.

Draught at Keegan’s..dark gold color, some haze. Served in a shaker glass. Big hop aroma, lots of saaz. Very soft and smooth palate, dry malr, some mineral flsvor, but it s light. Dry biscuit, bread. Finish has light flowers. The saaz lingers with the dry malt. Fantastic beer.