Kohtalista amberia.

Le plateau dégustation 1/3. Turbid, light brown raisin-colored beer with decent, short-lived carbonation creates a creamy, off-white head that reaches one finger. The foamy pillow shrinks soon to a neat lacing on top. The retreating foam marks the glass with a few tiny spots on the wall of the glass. The fragrance is interestingly candy-like: relatively hefty toffee and caramel fudge. I can also detect some baked roll and sweet biscuit dough, followed by raisin. The taste is watery but follows by and large the suit: the caramel has gained a bit of bitterness around it. The biscuit is now rather multigrain bread. The raisin is still recognizeable. The body is skinny. The beer finishes with the same elements, even the degree of mild bitterness is unchanged. The aftertaste rushes away. The mouthfeel is watery, slightly lip-glueing but also very distantly crisp, however it's simultaneously soft and creamy. Decent but doesn't leave an engram.