Canned December 2021, drunk 9/28/22. Insanely carbonated, deep bronze, hint of haze and an enormous, rocky, off-white head. And if the appearance is reminiscent of some Duponts, so goes the nose. White and black pepper, tastefully-expressed, alongside honey and white bread. Plastery, mineral-rich yeast with lemon and herbs from the hops. All restrained and balanced with no alcohol, flaw or any unwanted esters/phenols. Heavily citrusy, which is interesting since it's not so citrusy in the nose. Not intensely or acidically-so, however, with soft, supple maltiness and good attenuation. Herbs, pepper, honey and white bread with an interesting white pepper-like spiciness lingering alongside gently bitter, herbal hops. The yeast character and, perhaps more importantly, carbonation/texture seemed to have come out much better here than Only Two Mantras.