33cl bottle from Rimi, Tallinn. Haven't had any beers from nanoPruul for a while and then I tend to think that maybe they have improve and that this one might be a level up from bad homebrew, but again I was wrong. I even managed to forget that these bottles needs to be opened in a safe place like a shower, bath tub or at least over the sink. Thankfully it wasn't a big bang and the geysir was of the rather weak sort, but the table at least got enough beer for today. There are some fruity and caramelly notes in the aroma, not much smoke, but seems to dominated by bretty notes. As the small fountain itself is an indication of the infection, this is also quite noticeable in the aroma and certainly this is on the fizzy side as well. I still can't understand why this is available in proper supermarkets as they usually have some quality control, but as Rimi frequently have these brews on sale, that rule might be abandoned now. This one goes down the drain and it should have gone strait down the drain in the first place - no need to put it in bottle and make the consumers pour it down the drain....

Bottled 330ml
Ruby colour, beige head. Funky nose with beans. Light-bodied and fizzy carbonation. Funky and harsh, no smoke. Infected.

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