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◎ Appearance

A hazy golden brew with a pale straw complexion, dense and persistent white head that clings to the glass. The turbidity from suspended yeast particles creates an opaque, inviting presentation characteristic of the style. Carbonation is vigorous and well-integrated, lending a lively visual texture throughout.

◌ Aroma

Nelson Sauvin hop character dominates with pronounced white wine aromatics—Sauvignon Blanc minerality and citrus—layered over dry cedar and fresh pine needles. Cypress notes add an earthy, almost resinous depth beneath the fruity esters. The bouquet balances floral and herbal dimensions without turning austere, inviting repeated nosing.

◐ Taste

The palate opens with piney Edelhopfen bite and crisp citrus notes that establish a bracing entry. Mid-palate develops tropical and herbal character without cloying sweetness, while moderate biterness from the 50 IBU sits comfortably behind the fruit. The 6.1% ABV remains subdued, allowing hop flavor to dominate without heat or alcohol impression.

◑ Finish

The finish lingers with a pleasant herbal and resinous fade, dry and refreshing rather than astringent. A subtle creamy mouthfeel persists without clinging, leaving the palate primed for the next sip.