First sip is earthy, hoppy, flowery, bready, and tarty. Is tarty a word? Well, it is a bit tart. It's not like a sour beer or anything, but it has a shade of tart being thrown at the flavors that give it a very unique taste. I'm betting a full swig might give me a proper understanding.
Tip-in is floral and oddly lemony. The middle arrives with a much more earth and grain to compliment the lowers that still bloom. The middle is mild and nice. As the finish comes on, the bitterness cloud crests the horizon. Nettles of bitterness and flowers and soil pound randomly around the mouth as if to cry about not being more enjoyable in general and then storming off in a huff. It leaves nothing but a jumbled mess in its wake.
Bottom Line: It's not the worst blonde I've ever had, but that doesn't make me enjoy the small victory.
1.5/5