Coolship No.1

Coolship No.1 hits you with this bright, almost prickly acidity right away—the kind that makes your mouth water before the flavor even lands. There's a subtle funkiness underneath, not aggressive, more like white flowers and old stone. It's dry as a bone with almost zero bitterness, so it feels impossibly light for 6.8%. This is what happens when you let the air and wild yeast do the work.

Petrus Aged Pale

Petrus Aged Pale is thicker, more deliberate. You get dried apricot, wood tannins, and this vinous quality that sneaks up on you—it's had time to develop character. The sourness is softer, more integrated with age, and there's a slight oxidative note that keeps it interesting. It's the kind of beer that tastes like patience in a glass.