Score
7.30
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Bottle at FOFA. Pours a hazy gold with small white head. The aroma is floral, yeast, oak, brett. Medium body, citrus, oak, brett, light funk, dry finish, very good.
Bottle at Mother Kelly’s Bethnal Green. Hazy pale amber c Øl our with a thick white head. Aroma yeasty citrus and light fruity. Taste light sweet to slight sour. Full smooth body.
Bottle shared. Pours a cloudy yellow with some orange and slight green tones aswell. Thin white head. Aromas of yeast, green Apple,
Bottle shared at Craftheads. Bit pissed by this stage. Golden colour, big fluffy white head. Aroma is great, soft, bit creamy, slightly soapy, but in a good way. Bit cheesy. Herbal. Light berry fruitiness. Good Brett funkiness. Strawberry shortbread. Taste is very nice. Sweet fruitiness, light citrus, really nice. Very fresh, bit of creaminess, nice herbal element. Little bit of bitterness at the end but very crisp and refreshing. Great stuff.
Bottle from Csak Jo sör. Hazy orange golden with huge white head. Aroma of Brett, malt, spices, oranges. Taste, malt, oranges, Brett, light hops, spices. Tasty.
0.75 l bottle from Angry Moose, shared with lovely Anja. Murky golden, medium to a large frothy white head. Lots of Brett character, yeasty, funky, herbal and barnyard. Esters develop soon, mostly apricot and some orange or other citrus. Flavours are dominated by Brett, funky, acidic, fruity, phenolic, slightly plastic. Very tart! Medium body, rich but overwhelming, moderate to high carbonation, moderate finish.
2018 vintage. Pours unclear blonde. Smell is bit fruity, very funky and dry. Brett, in a very nice and balanced way. Taste is full, sharp. Very fruity Brett. Rather sweet. Not as dry as expected. Nice.
Freezing Midtown bottle share. Light pale yellow pour, bit cloudy and pours with a pretty huge head. White and massive, coming down super slowly. Beautiful funky brett apple juice nose. Farmhouse barnyard at its best. Taste is funky as well, good fruity brett thing there, apple juice funk with brett bitterness. Some saison spices still shining through. Nom-nom.
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