Tap at the brewery. Aroma mostly malty, nice bready, grainy. Slightly hazy yellow colour. Creamy white head, full duration. Taste is initially malty, bready, grainy, with a distinct signature character, which probably comes from the spelt malt. After some time hops appear, and continue to ring into a pretty long bitter finish. I could not pick any individual hops flavour, in fact it was hard to separate the malt and hops flavour, as funny as it sounds. The flavours are very well intertwined and rounded. The body is a bit on the thin side, but that is to be expected at this Plato. It is however countered really well with excellent drinkability. This is a wonderful session beer. It was gone really fast (the batch), which speaks for itself, so I have to write this from my memories of the numerous glasses I had.