Slightly herbal, grassy, citric aroma. Citric, grassy flavor with an upcoming grapefruity tarness (infection?) and a light hop character, especially revealing itself in the aftertaste. Not bad.

Bottled. Golden colour, mediumsized white head, which lasts for long and leaves nice lace. Aroma is malts, hops and some slight estery notes. Flavour is fruity slightly hoppy along with some sweet malts also.

Bottle. Creamy white excellwnt fully lasting head. Yellow colour. Light malty moderate hoppy aroma. many fruity esters, banana? Moderate bitter flavor. Tastes of barnyard, really not my style. Very creamy palate. Strange beer tastes more like a light belgian ale. I wonder what yeast is used here.

Disparate light head, fast gone, over very carbonated beer, with a champagne-like colour and appearance. Nose of sour hay, yeast - this is a benign infection! A bit of ’t putteke . Fleetingly sourish, then an equally short-lived bitterness, tad metallic, reverting to more classical pilsner flavours with some grassy and hay - but hay that’s been long out there withouth drying. Very light bodied. A bit sharp, but not burning MF. As said, this is infected, but in a pleasing way. It’s quite original in it’s style! Thanks Dean.