Draught at Firewaters, 8/18/21.
Seems like it's sat for a long time in the keg, as it's crystal clear at this point, with a rose-to-light-cranberry color and a quickly-fizzling, off-white head.
Floral notes mix with a good cake-like sweetness. Not too much in the way of hops remain, but some light citrus from both hop and orange addition is certainly present. Not too much weirdness going on, thankfully and surprisingly. Usually lactose really spoils beers as it ages.
Cake-honey-like malts sweeten but not overly so, as floral and light vanilla notes lead to moderate citrus character. There's enough acidity to balance, but it still comes off quite light, though the lactose does add additional texture. Low carbonation by this point, but the flavors are clean and elevated which is rare from this style. No alcohol, hop twang or flaw noted.