La Saracena

La Saracena hits you with a delicate stone fruit note—almost pear—that sits just above the pale malt backbone. There's a softness to it, like the brewers gave the yeast room to breathe. The finish is clean but not austere; you taste the alcohol warming slightly on the back of your palate without any sharp edges.

Moonwake Kölsch

Moonwake leads with grain. It's precise and almost mineral in its cleanliness—the kind of beer that tastes like someone said 'let's make a perfect Kölsch' and executed without flourish. The body feels slightly tighter, more snappy. Bitterness is there but barely; it's more about balance than presence.