As expected, it’s fruity and plummy, with a subtle spiciness. It’s ok for one - something a bit different - but not a session ale.

Bloody lovely

Wife's pick. Dark brown beer. Could actually be limpid but can't verify it. The foam is awesome: dense moussy with a cappuccino color. Salted caramel, toffee and biscuit in the air. Nice. The taste takes me with surprise: the salty slam is a bit offensive. Reserved caramel, toffee and biscuity notes enter the package. The mouthfeel is light, flat, spiced, velvety and smooth.

Flight 3/3. Clear gold beer. A dense moussy lid, long sustained. Looks creamy. Distant biscuit and a drop of grapefruit can be detected in the fragrance. The biscuity element intensifies in the mouth. Grass, pine, biscuit, distant toffee, a drop of honey and a malty touch complete the gustatory journey. The mouthfeel is light, flat, marginally crisp, smooth and remotely herbal.

Flight 2/3. Lucid gold beer. A similar crown as that of beer #1: off-white and velvety. Faint citrus in the fragrance. Grapefruit zest, lemon, a pinch of orange pith, dried apricot and biscuit land on my tastebuds. The sensation is crisp, dry, drying, light and refreshing.

Flight 1/3. Translucent, deep gold beer. A silky off-white cap. Nothing can be construed from the scent. Numb? The tongue receives a medley of citrusy hops and malt, lemon peel, a tweak of resin as well as dry grass. The impression is light minus, crisp, slightly dry, drying but also relatively smooth. Nothing spectacular.

I love me an airport tipple. Neglected the app of late but probably abuse it this weekend! Get me to ze Germans!

Enjoyable pint. Part of Spoons beer festival