On tap at Tinhouse, pours a clear pale yellow with a small white head. Aroma has gentle floral dry-hopping, soft biscuity malt, and some earthiness. Flavour is clean, with soft biscuity malt upfront, very gentle floral notes, and some earthiness. It’s on-point but it’s a style I still fail to see the point of.

Poured from the tap. Clear blonde with small white head. A bit Bready, a bit grainy with a slight sourdough note. Lacking in hops. It is unique, but not a fan.

Can from the brewery
Blond, very pale, clean; medium sized head, it doesn't look like Tipopils, even if I tried a semi-aggressive pour. The aroma is very interesting, there are grains, bread, light hay, and a hint of lemony hops. Crisp mouthfeel, a bit too weak though; unusual malt profile, it's very bready, like the oil bread from Romagna; it's moderately bitter (i.e. not bitter enough), with hints of grass, and even lemon-verbena.
It doesn't remind me at all of Tipipils on a good day, completely different profile; but it's an original beer, and must be appreciated for that.