Casual Fridays

On tap at St Augustine's, pours an opaque bright peachy yellow with a small white head. Aroma brings out lots of pithy stone fruits upfront, followed by gentle wild yeast, and citrus hops. Flavour is juicy and wild, with lots of citrus hops, wild yeast, and pithy stone fruits. Juicy, pithy, with just enough contribution from the kveik yeast. Very good.

Taster. Appearance: murky blonde with a white head. Aroma: tropical fruits with some orange zest and herbal notes. Taste: along the same lines with a harsh fruity bitterness. Overall: men.

Cloudy, thin head. This has an odd character... maybe a bit toasty, low bitterness, this just ends up a bit weird for me. Not sure I understand it. No real dipa character.

2019-05-02, draught at Steel & Oak, New Westminster, 6-3-6-2-12=29
Weird aroma, rather than the dank like the previous time, it's more vegetable, and slighly buttery; soft and sweetish mouthfeel, bit of celery and butter again.
Not a horrible beer, but a miss considering the Twin Sails lineup.

2019-04-16, draught at the brewery, 7-3-6-3-13=32
Strong dankness, to the point to be almost earthy; extremely soupy, yeasty, thick; moderately sweet; it's fruity, juicy, but also feeling of tomatoes, rotten fruit.
Very messy.

2019-04-07, draught at the brewery, 6-3-6-3-12=30
Murky blond colour. It's a bit orangey and buttery, moderately sweet, with a bit of alcohol burn, light yeast spice; I get a rancid feeling. Stronger orange in the finish.
This doesn't seem to go anywhere, I don't like it much.