Muddy, orange beer with restrained carbonation unleashes an off-white, creamy head that reaches up to one finger's height and melts soon down a wafting patchy lacing. The scent puts forward an exceptionally fruity punch: loads of zesty grapefruit with grated grapefruit peel, a good dollop of lemon juice and a big drop of orange nectar, all seasoned with soft, slightly sweet oat flakes. The taste is a real cocktail of grains: oat flakes and oatmeal whirl together with harsh, a bit sharp rye and significantly softer wheat. Various citruses bring in both fruity and piney elements: grapefruit pulp and lemon zest demonstrate the fruity side whereas lemon peel and bitter orange constitute the coniferous offer. Overall, dry-hopping pushes through to some extent. The body is around medium. The beer ends with strongly crisp, dry-hopped, citrusy aftertaste in which especially lemon peel, a wee bit of spruce needles and a drop of resin feature distinctly. The aftertaste kicks the taste receptors' asses for a substantially long time. The mouthfeel is relatively crisp, a bit sharp and somewhat coniferous. It's also quite tropical and medium-dry juicy.