(Bottle 60 cl) First batch. Pours a slightly hazy pinkish with a nice, vaguely pink head. Lightly rustic and discreetly tart aroma with a whiff of Brett. Fairly light-bodied - I never would’ve guessed 6% ABV. Discreet and very dry, fruity accents. Some berries - not quite sure which - raspberries perhaps? A weak sourness in the finish. Quite unusual - this beer mostly reminds me of a Belgian Frambozen lambic. But not bad at all - and severely underrated. 090806

A clear red beer with a huge pinkish head. The aroma is dusty combined with notes of cowberries. The flavor is sweet with a slight acidic edge from the cowberries, which makes it quite refreshing, but also a bit tart and dry in the end. And the body is thin inspite of the 6% ABV. As is Niels Buchwalds intention, I think this would do well as an aperitif, though the lack of body might be a set back. I’ve sampled a small quantity on an earlier occasion, where stearin was present in both aroma and flavor, so maybe one or more batches has been infected, but the one I rate here has no flaws.