Lot of passionfruit. Slightly tart with juicy passion and little wheat and sweet wort. Not bad, but too much sediment.

Enjoyed straight from the bottle in sauna but first a little dollop poured in the glass to assess the appearance. The beer looks very hazy and orange-juice-colored. A small flock of bubbles emerges on the top, just to die away almost immediately. Loads of fruity particles float in the bottom. The scent is truly interesting: bags of watery apricot and a tad passionfruit, accompanied by a noticeable aroma of orange zest. The package lies on the soft medium-sweet wheaty mattress. The tongue receives astonishingly hefty passionfruit, fresh apricot, a good amount of peach and a decent dollop of orange pulp. A wheaty note lingers on the taste receptors. The body is thin, even slightly watery, but still fairly decent for 0.5 %. The beer finishes short with zesty passionfruit, apricot, peach and orange. I can also find an unexpected note of green tea that decorates the gustatory end beautifully. The mouthfeel is thin, very juicy as well as soft-drink-like, also summery. It's also significantly tropical, light-tart, distantly dry and... yes, kombucha-like. I'm sure this beer is controversial and many people dislike it. For me, this works extraordinarily well. Good stuff! NOTE: The barcode takes to Game #1 by the same brewery.