Draft at Goldfinger. An even puffier head than the Rotbier version. Hazy amber body. As the head drizzles away, it hangs around at the rim. I think I do smell some horse blanket, with a slight side of lemon peel. A big Belgian taste of bubblegum with a note of clove; all the things a Belgian ale might have. A slightly sweeter malt note that mellower the further down I go.

500 ml bottle from Goldfinger. They told this was one of the Brett-finished beers, but there is no indication on the label. Pours a slightly dingy amber color, under a thick, but fizzy head. Horsey nose with a touch of cherry. The horsey note is in the taste, too, but then there's a thread of tart cherry, again, coming on in. The Brett is not taking over, but just adding a complement. Though some unfiltered yeast is coming out at the end.

Rather unique creature, a rather awesome table beer. Kind of a cherry mist cherry blossom lightness. Delicate sour tone. Aroma is not so great, some undesirables there, but improved a lot after a few minutes Taste and body are great. Fun to try. Really grew on me. Cool beer.

Bottle 500ml. @ home. 🏡🇩🇰 💻👀

[ As Is/was Taxonomy Anomaly ].
ABV: 5.1%. ✅ Clear medium yellow colour with a average, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, white head. Aroma is moderate malty, wheat, fruity malt, moderate yeasty, fruity, mango, lemon, peach, fruity yeast, bubble gum. Flavor is moderate sweet with a long duration, wheat, mango, peach, fruity yeast, bubble gum, tart touch. Body is medium, texture is oily to watery, carbonation is soft. [20221021]
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Mixed ferm, saison , mild farm yeasty notes with some slightly tannic tea notes. Honey only on the nose

Sampled from the tap at the Afterthought. Pours a near clear light yellow with a white head that dissipates to the edges. Aroma has grass and straw with light fruits and a bit of bread underlying. Flavor is grass forward with hay and light fruits supporting.