Canned 7/19, drunk 9/17/24. Clear, peachy-copper-amber. Large, white head, good retention. Mineral, bread and earth with dry herbs and no sign of the tea. At least not jumping out at you. Honey, caramel (light) and soft bread tones support the triple decoction claim here, and it's very malty but never sweet or overdone. Very clean. Very rich maltiness with peachy fruits, gentle bitterness, dry, earthy hops and maybe some tea, though I'd never guess tea. I assume it mostly provides balance here and helps support the earthy, herbal, bitter character. Malts are somewhat dense though drying out fairly well on the finish. Caramel, honey, marmalade and light vanilla. So soft and supple on the palate. No alcohol or overly bready/toasty notes. Yeah, I'm a fan. Will certainly get more from these guys.