Flight 3/5. Transparent, copper beer releases a silky, cream-colored head that shrinks slowly to a dense ring on the top. The scent displays bread with a strong grainy edge, malt with a caramelly twist as well as a bit of horse stable. The taste is malty and grainy, hops are slightly piney. I also find a bit of fermented raisin. The body is light to light-medium. The aftertaste is bitter, medium-hoppy, offering a pinch of spruce needles, some malt and a grainy touch. The aftertaste lingers in mouth for a medium to long time. The mouthfeel is medium-crisp, a bit strong, earthy, somewhat dry and slightly mouth-drying.