First sip is yeast, as far as I can tell. It's a funky, groovy yeast that has lots of fruits dancing around it, but it's certainly the life of the party here. The alcohol is noticeable, but it's not burning like a moonshine or something. Instead, it asserts that this is an adult beverage, and only those with the proper constitution should be coming to this party in the first place.
Tip-in is very fruity with grapes, coriander, and oranges accompanied by a serious carbonation burn. The middle arrives with a kind of grainy, thick bread to go with the muted versions of the fruit from the tip-in, and the middle is smooth and syrupy with sweetness. Then, the finish adds the musty yeast and continues the sweetness on the trail-off.
Bottom Line: A very nice, refined beer that could, in all probability, replace either a red or white wine at the dinner table.
3.5/5