Turbid, deep warm yellow. Balmy. Looks milkshakey. Decent carbonation, a tad introverted. A beautiful creamy head reaches two fingers and retreats to a messy billowy lace ring on the sides. A tropical scent: loads of peach, papaya and mango. Oat flakes certainly in the baseline. Extraordinarily creamy already in the air. A seductive dank/floral note lingers on the background. The taste is different. Not as tropical, nor as milkshakey as what the fragrance suggests. Raw peach, lemon peel, lime and orange pith constitute the gustatory profile. An oaty maltbill albeit not as copious as in the scent. The body is medium to medium-full. It's pretty surprising at 6 %. The tail gains moderately bitter citrusy as well as marginally yeasty flavors. Nothing tropical left at this stage. The mouthfeel is medium-full, crisp, modestly dank, zesty and pithy. Starts balmy tropical in the air, reduces substantially on the tongue and turns more bitter in the end. A big plus for the body, however.