First sip is an interesting mix of overly-strong and a bit too timid. It seems to hit with bitterness from floral hops almost immediately after a carbonation burn slaps the tongue with no gentility. Then, all of the sudden, the bottom drops out, and the finish is the ghost of a malt. It doesn't linger for a particularly long time, and the ghost is gone as quickly as it came. A proper swig must sort this out.
Tip-in is floral hops and carbonation burn. Not a little burn, but a three story fire. No, it's not a whole apartment complex, but there's more going on than there really should be. The middle is rough grains and hovering citrus with a soft biscuit sitting underneath it all; the middle is actually not bad. As the finish approaches, a lemon sparks a debate, than a subtle bitterness drives the point home with wheat, grass, and some earth blending it out.
Bottom Line: It's not the greatest or worst beer, but it might do very well against some thick, salty foods and the like.
2.5/5