Beer #2 displays the same peach yellow color as that of the first beer. And the head is white and airy here, too. Shrinks more balanced though. The scent is narrower than that of the first beer. Citruses, of course. Tangerine, pink grapefruit and lemon pith, first and foremost. The taste follows closely the road that has been paved with citruses. Lemon zest, a bit of pith as well as grapefruit. Grass is obvious. And some resin, too. The maltbase offers wheat rather than oat. Less tropical – or actually not at all tropical,– but a beautifully balanced citrus bliss. The body is medium to medium-full. I welcome that! The end is bitter citrusy, lemony and grapefruity. The sensation is medium, zesty, pulpy and a tad pithy. Straightforward, clean and balanced. Appealing this one, too. 💛

Two quick cuties @ Pien. The picture gives a darker impression of the color of both beers, it's actually peach yellow. And impenetrable. Beer #1 portrays a clean white and airy head, a bit billowy when declined smaller. Cantaloupe, mango, kiwi and peach in the air. Faint tangerine and a creamy touch complete the experience. The taste gives soft tropical flavors: cantaloupe, mango, peach, kiwi and pink grapefruit. A hint of grass can also be identified. Oat flakes in the basement. The body is light-medium. The end tweaks a tad more bitter with dank grassy and citrusy elements. Still enjoyable. The mouthfeel is light-medium, tropical, juicy, pulpy and modestly dank. A lovely piece! 💛💛