Can picked up at the brewery. As well as very many pours on site. Moderate haze on a medium gold. Glossy messy lasting semi lacing white foam. I’m rating this can rather than the beer on tap and there’s a difference. Anyhoo. Nose has sappy pine. Leafy hop. Citrus peel. Touch of savoury sage like herb. Clean dry malts. Taste is pretty dry throughout with a whisper of malty sweetness. Big hit of pithy citrus bitterness. Clean and dry on the palate. There’s no joose sweetness happening here. Fine brisk carbonation. Dry and pithy finish. This ain’t appealing to your juicy kids this. Mesters beer. Btw the draft version is foamier and brighter and lighter on the palate.

Can courtesy of Dann. Cheers. He reckons this is the best lager he’s made yet. I’m inclined to agree. Light haze on a glowing orange gold. Dense just of white glossy foam settles to a tight thin film. Some legs. Stays the course. Looks boss. Nose has stunning balance with sweet creamy malt, with a tiny hint of savoury (I don’t know if there’s smoked malt in this), and pops of bright, peppery lemony just rained on grassy hop leaf. Taste has unreal balance of the creamy malt sweetness and layers of crisp, grassy, slightly earthy clean and mineraly bitterness. It’s bittersweet throughout and extremely refreshing and moreish. More creaminess on the palate but feels clean crisp and refreshing with fine brisk carbonation. It’s all bitterness on the finish bar a semi drying close. Holy balls this is good logger bier.

Bottle split at Craft Beer Junction, thanks to Danny Boyo, 18/10/23. Hazed golden orange with a good sized off white cap that retains well. Nose is grass, herb, light funk, mellow citric zest, grains. Taste comprises Belgian yeast esters, light candied fruits, herb, hedgerow, spice, grass, stale biscuit, stewed fruits, light floral notes. Medium bodied, fine carbonation, semi drying close. Solid Saison.

Tap down SMOD. Light haze on a pale gold. Thick firm mousse of just off white head. Estery yeasty and lemony. Bit of fresh cut grass. Herbal and mineraly. Taste has some sweetness first off with a grassy herbal bitterness. Medium to full body with a little oiliness. Fine rolling carbonation. Gets fully bitter on the finish. Tasty gear for sure.

Tap down SMOD. Hazed pale gold. Thick foam of white settles to a slim cap. Nose has a Belgian-y lemony mineraly character. Very bright and clean. Taste is semi sweet with some yeasty dryness. Light and refreshing. Lots of flavour at the ABV. Clean light dry and bitter finish. Smashable.