From a 750 ml bottle. Thanks Mike! Number one with a bullet. Earthy malt aroma. Flavor is earthy malt, yeast and barnyard yeast. Soft, wheaty mouthfeel. Notes of lemon peel and coriander on backend. Tasty!

04/16/20 Bottle from Wolfbrew in NC. Pint glass. Goopy, gold body, courageous but thin eggshell head. Smell is herby & oaky, with a slight twang. Might be smoke, but not unless you're looking for it. Taste is a mellow but lingering bitter herbal, with a somewhat sharp pils profile & a very very light touch of soot. Very carbonated, frothy not thin or thick body. Drinks at macro strength & didn't notice it was only 3.3%. Brewed as a loose rendition of a Grodziskie, but basically drank like a hearty pils. Wanted more smoke or raw sage flavor. A little pricey.

Bottle from the brewery. Pint glass @ home. Soft eggshell head. Yuengling body. Smells herbal & piney, but not necessarily mint. Taste is bitter fruit, Yeungling & menthol. Body is thin, minerally & overall pretty dry wth low to moderate carbonation. Okay, but not worth repeating.

Apricot color with lasting white foam. Aroma of smokey mezcal. Taste starts malty sweet and then hits you with wood and smoke. Reminds me of mezcal without the burn. Too much smoke.

Deep purple color with white lasting foam. Berry aroma. Taste is slightly sweet and tart sour blackberries, red wine. Dry finish with a saison, earthy, musty, horse blanket finish.