Mild malty faint boozy note
Flavor is lagerish with strange notes from barrell8ng. Cedar wood, lemongrass, booze. Kind of weird

Picked up more for the novelty than anything. Clear yellow with a firm and tall white head. I was definitely surprised to see the sediment in the bottle as I had made assumptions on this beer before I opened it. Anyhow, some toasted malts, citrus, and very noticeable Fino notes. I was expecting either a heavy handed sherry profile or none at all, but this comes in actually rather balanced. The finish has a light crispness and some more sherry influence. Medium bodied. This is probably a one and done for me, but I’m impressed with it.

Pours clear pale blonde, but the bottle does have sediment, making the totality of the pour unclear, warmer goldenblonde. Small white head. Scent is mild, tad harsh grains, possibly a bit DMS as well ? barrels not very expressive. Taste is quite bitter, but rather stale. not very lager like to me, more like a blonde ale - which is confusing for a pilsner, seems very out of style. Love the pairing of the specific barrels with the specific beerstyles, as both fino and pilsner are more elegant - but the pilsner produced seems to be unsufficiently refined, balanced, or in style to really work. Shame, as I do quite like the Osborne Fino. Bit to carbonated. Wood and Fino unrecognizable, to my sadness.