(375ml bottle from the brewery webshop c/o Herbalist) Pours nearly clear pale gold with a small white head and light lace. Notes are a collection of subtly aromatic white wine vinousness and grape skins from the gewürz underpinning softly herbal lemon without the punchiness of actual lemon zest, underripe pineapple without much sweetness, clean light to moderate lactic tartness, crisp and mineral cereal base, soft woody backbone but not overly oaky, helping to dry into the finish where the grape must quality shows a little more. Feels like a hybrid between a delicate pineapple ale and a white wine.

(375ml bottle from the webshop c/o Herbalist, thanks!) Pours lightly hazed orange-gold with a decent white head and spotty lace. Aroma of punchy fresh apricot, nectarine, lemon, strawberry, a little tart orange flesh, thyme and other fresh herbs, salty minerals, soft funk, oak backbone. Flavour is nicely tart with a grip of apricot, tart underripe strawberry and lemon flesh, a little orange/grapefruit overlay, nice slightly spicy oak, thyme, a little floral edge with the herbs, berry pip and oaky tannin, subtle nicely integrated wild yeast notes, cereals are retiring and it's not lager crisp but that's no issue. Tart apricot and berry finish, light herb and oak vibes lingering, smooth. Medium bodied, smooth filling bottle conditioned carb. Lovely little afternoon joint, this; may as well be a wild ale as a lager and the adjuncts sing with well-balanced fruity acidity and herbal freshness.