And now the other Sahti, as a matter of fact,  batch #1. The ABV is higher. The color is like the Sahtis in the Eastern Tavastia region: impenetrable deep amber orange. The carbonation is basically dead in this edition: the opened bottle gives no hiss at all. And no head whatsoever can be detected. The difference in the fragrances is considerable: this is very fresh, fruity, loads of biscuit, apricot, orange pulp, mango, a smaller amendment of fresh banana, lemonade and a whisper of clove. I'm amazed! This is awesome!  🧡🧡🧡 The taste offers relatively sweet malt with loads of fruity nuances: fresh banana, mango, orange pulp, biscuit, lemonade, a sigh of honey and clove. Alcohol is beautifully camouflaged here, not a faintest tangy element lands on my tastebuds. The body is medium-full. Ends with a fresh fruity palate with some elements getting switched off though. The aftertaste levels off faster than that of the chocolate Sahti (Batch #2). The mouthfeel is medium-full, juicy, pulpy, intense, deep, rich and relatively classical. Definitely lip-glueing, even somewhat sticky and a tad thick. Astonishingly tasty! This guy is learning fast, this is better than almost any of our Sahtis.