Mont Saint Guibert Pils

Brewed by Brasserie de Mont-Saint-Guibert
Style: Classic German Pilsener
Mont- Saint-Guibert, Belgium

Hazy orange-yellow beer with greenish highlights; white, dense, whipped-eggwhite head, very stable. Stale cookies nose, dusty grains and pale malt. Some pumpkin meat. In the taste, a bit of iron(oxyde). Further, it tastes absolutely dusty and oxydized, which is ridiculous, as the BBD is still 5 months away! Bit of cat’s pee as well. Very dry, even heigthened by the oxydized, dusty and tired flavours. Light to medium bodied. How have they transported this from Germany to Brabant? On top of an open railway carriage under a 30°C+ sun? During a railway strike week?