UPDATED: FEB 16, 2023 Bottled. Hazy goldeny orange colour with a small white head. Aroma is fruity, grainy and some mild spruce tones. Flavour is fruity, some grainy, mild spruce tones with some mild herbs too.

Bottle - 1/18/2014. Slightly hazy golden orange pour with a fluffy white head. Sharp grassy hops, a little bit of earthy caramel malt, slightly rough on the finish but not bad. 6/3/7/3/12 = 3.1.

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hay, floral, grass, leaves, alcohol, orange, hazy, frothy, white foam, light sweetness, medium bitterness, light body, thin feel, average carbonation, bitter, abrupt finish, orange-grapefruit and slight chocolate taste

Aroma is yeast toffee and old hops. Flavor is somewhat similar to nose, much more bitter than sweet; bitterness coming from probably the yeast or maybe the hops. Body’s affected by strong bitterness negatively. Medium length bitter finish.

Heller, leicht alkoholischer Antrunk. Trocken herb, geringfügig hopfig. Wenig würzig, zunehmend bitter, erfrischend. Langer bitterer Nachhall. Rund. 11/11/11/11/7/11

Pours hazy deep brick-amber into the glass, with a huge foamy head that leaves thick, chunky lacing. The nose is of caramel and toffee candies. Flavors are of caramel, biscuit, a touch of citrus peel and flour, and finishes with a lingering biscuit/flour. The mouthfeel is satiating with a medium body and smooth palate with soft carbonation. Decently complex, a nice example of lagering the brew in lieu of the other ale offerings in the series.

Draft. Don’t know if it was a mispour but this tasted liek rhubarb, interesting for a lager i guess.

Cloudy yellow pour. Aroma of spice, yeast and apple. Taste is light, straw, yeast, citrus and spice. Very interesting. Not overwhelming but good. Would like to try others.

Keg at Brewdog Edinburgh. Pours amber, fizzier than the rest. Sweet toffee, again quite bitter.