The beer pours a lighter shade of copper and amber. There is
a tall head of off-white foam, with the ample carbonation quickly breaking it
down with large and ragged holes. The aroma is tangy and citrusy over toasted
and caramel malt. The taste is a continual hand-fighting battle between the
grassy and citrusy hops and the toasted and caramel malts. A touch of peat
smoke enters the fray, but the battle is won in the end by the quite bitter
finish, which brings it all to a dry and screeching halt. You can try to stay safe in the parapet, but
you will have to enter this battle.
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