On tap at the brewery. deep pink color. Nice dragon fruit character with low medium tartness. Very dry. The dragon fruit is good but doesn’t shine. It’s not bad, but a touch simple.

Can, huge thx Per for sharing! Hazy reddish-amber-pinkish-golden body, white head. Briney aroma, vaguely fruity. Lean, dry, dusty tart taste. ending a bit soft. Okay, just disappointingly non-dragonfruitish.

Bottle sample at a tasting at troubles' place. Thanks Tom L. Black. Lots of coffee, slightly vegetal, roast, wood, sweetish and bitterish, sourish coffee note.

Bottle sample at a tasting at Max's place. Thanks Lior D. Black. Dark chocolate, some oxidation, some vanilla, a bit of dark fruits, sweetish and a bit umami, bitter finish, some alcohol.

Hazy, deep golden and peach (perfectly passionfruit flesh) coloured body without any head at all. Aroma of bright passionfruit with a ton of tart qualities, a dash of light yeast, some flowers and jasmine/herbal notes with a lot more of the tart, mouth puckering (even before drinking) qualities that you get from the fruit. Light-bodied; Strong passionfruit flavour at first with a good bit of wheat and yeast behind, showing some breadiness, but more of a clean, slightly fruity and quite tart passionfruit flavour. Aftertaste shows the light dry and wheat notes with a hint of yeast and flowers, but really showing only the tart passionfruit notes, in a great way. Overall, this is a great beer and of course, perfect for the daily temperature in Viet Nam with enough complexity to be considered great here state-side, but over there is in a class of it's own (with Heart of Darkness). I sampled this 33 cL can, purchased from the Greenville Beer Exchange in Greenville, South Carolina on 31-May-2018 for US$3,24 sampled at home in Washington on 21-June-2020, Father's Day 2020, after spending a great day with my three kids. Despite having this same beer in many occasions with my three kids at the Brewery (Dong Pasteur) itself, on the [hot] streets of Saigon/Ho Chi Minh City last summer and in my cooler hotel room overlooking the city, this is the first time I wanted to sample the beer, while back stateside.

Bottle 330ml. @ [ Pre-Borefts 2019 Tasting ] - Kermis House - Zaandam, Netherlands.

[ As Pasteur Street Lord of Ly Son ].
ABV: 12.0%. Clear medium to dark brown colour with a small to average, frothy, fair lacing, mostly lasting to diminishing, off-white head. Aroma is moderate to light heavy malty, dark malt, sweet malt, fruity malt, malty, rich, moderate yeasty, alcohol, sweet yeast, candy - sweet yeast. Flavor is moderate to light heavy sweet with a long duration, sweet malt, dusty, candy, sweet yeast, dark malt, rich, alcohol - phenolic, yeast, caramel - sweet malt. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft, finish feel is warming and light alcoholic. [20190926]
5-2-6-3-11

Bottle shared with friends. Golden, blurred, yellowish foam. Aroma: coffee, tropical fruits, pineapple, guarana. Taste: sweet, green coffee slightly roasted, pineapple, very warming, fruit wine, guarana, specific and very exotic.

21/4/2020. Sample courtesy of the Højbjerg massive. Pours hazy pale gold with a bubbly white head. Aroma is citrus, hoppy, floral, grassy. Medium sweetness, low bitterness. Light body, average carbonation. Not bad.

Can 330ml. @ [ The Adult Bike Distance Tasting ].

[ As Pasteur Street / Sivilai Session IPA w/ Hibiscus ].
ABV: 4.5%. Clear medium orange colour with a large, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, pale malt, wheat, moderate hoppy, flowers, citrus, sweet fruit, hibiscus. Flavor is moderate sweet and light bitter with a average duration, sweet malt, wheat, flowers, hibiscus, citrus. Body is medium, texture is oily to watery, carbonation is soft. [20200408]
7-3-6-3-14