Deep mahogany colour. Filtered, with minimal haziness. The double dry hop process is quite evident, with honey and pine on the nose.
Although the bottle promised rich fruity flavours, I was hard pressed to discern any. Slight mead-y sweetness initially, with further sharp pine sap and hops on tasting. Medium bitter finish.
One-dimensional and not very exciting.
Instead, I much preferred the tasty background bake - yogurt and wholemeal loaf with blueberries and lemon glaze
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