Very cloudy pour with ivory head about an 1/3 an inch. I think knowing this had mustard seed has affected the rest of my thoughts though. Still, I enjoyed this and went well with my sausages.

Pours dirty dark gold straw with off white head. The aroma is sweet sugar, some spice and then mustard mixing in too. The taste is much the same with sweet sugar, sweet malts, sweet dark fruity esters, some mild spices and then light amounts of mustard and hops. Nice brew. It could really use more mustard to bring about a more interesting beer. As is, the mustard is just faint and deep in the background.

Danke, ajm. Pours a light golden color from the bottle with a faint white head. You can smell the spicy mustard in this beer from across the room. That said, it’s potent and aggressive with a variety of peppers, apricot, and possibly blood. Would definitley be amazing with sausage.

Bottle from Holiday Wine Cellar. Not for the faint! Biting, spicy mustard in the nose and tongue surrounded by bitter fruit and an undercarriage of black pepper. Probably genius with wurst.

Bottle courtesy of Ibrew2or3. Pours a clear golden with a small white head. Aroma of sweet malt, spicy yeast, and a hint of mustard. Taste is the same as aroma. Medium mouthfeel with a mild amount of bitterness and spicy finish. Interesting.